Electric Vehicles

China’s EV startups face an intense competition between each other and traditional automakers, while Tesla’s entrance has upped the standard.

In May, another Li One caught fire in Changsha, when a car paint protective pad, that was stuck to the exhaust pipe, ignited.

The German luxury car maker plans to launch its electric luxury sedan next year.

The Hong Kong-listed company plans to re-brand to Evergrande Auto, in a bid to focus on EV manufacturing.

Aulton allows electric vehicle owners to change their out-of-power batteries for full-capacity ones in three minutes.

Only two weeks ago, Xpeng Motors raised USD 500 million from investors including Hillhouse Capital.

The move follows EV maker Li Auto’s strong Nasdaq debut.

Li Auto is the second China-based EV maker to go public in the US, following Nio.