Here’s updated Toyota bZ5 to launch in China on August 26, with upgrades expected
The 2027 bZ5 is expected to retain the current design, with upgrades potentially focusing on driver assistance and range.
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What to Know About bYD to launch Sealion 08 on September 2 as Ocean lineup’s flagship SUV
The Sealion 08 has a pre-sales price range of 230,000 yuan ($33,880) to 280,000 yuan, with the EV version offering a CLTC range of up to 900 kilometers.
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Li Auto to launch next-gen Mega MPV on September 2 with upgraded cabin, smart driving hardware You Should Know
Li Auto’s CEO said the next-generation Mega MPV will feature an interior distinct from all the company’s other models.
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Seres-backed Aiva reportedly explores joining CATL battery swap network — Explained
Aiva is discussing a battery swap solution with CATL, with its first production model, the ME7, set to debut by the end of 2026.
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China to bar inadequately tested auto products from market, MIIT says — Explained
MIIT said irrational competition remains a serious problem, with some aggressive designs installed in vehicles before adequate validation.
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Here’s li Auto narrows Q2 loss as margin remains nearly half year-earlier level
Li Auto posted a second-quarter net loss of 1.7 billion yuan, while revenue fell 15.1% year-on-year to 25.7 billion yuan.
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China NEV retail sales fall 12% in first 23 days of August as decline narrows — Explained
China’s passenger NEV retail sales totaled 614,000 in August 1-23, with retail penetration rising to 64.3%.
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A Look at toyota launches refreshed bZ5, betting on stronger driver assistance to retain Chinese buyers
The 2027 bZ5 starts at a limited-time price of 109,800 yuan ($16,170), with its driver-assistance system upgraded to Momenta 6.0.
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Tesla denies rumors of China FSD pullout, but roll-out timing remains unclear You Should Know
Tesla China said its Shanghai data center is operating normally and that it has reported the online rumors to police.
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A Look at xiaomi Auto launches global website, social channels ahead of 2027 Europe entry
Xiaomi Auto’s international website says the brand will officially enter Europe in 2027, and it has opened inquiries for dealer and distribution partnerships.
