A Look at xpeng restarts Australia push after dealer fallout, opens X9 pre-orders
After the break with former exclusive dealer TrueEV, Xpeng is rebuilding its local sales and service network in Australia.
After the break with former exclusive dealer TrueEV, Xpeng is rebuilding its local sales and service network in Australia.
The BYD Racco starts at 2.145 million yen ($13,100) in Japan, with the price falling below 2 million yen after subsidies.
Apollo Go and Lyft’s Freenow have begun testing RT6 vehicles in London’s borough of Brent, with safety operators on board.
This marks the first time a Chinese company has obtained Level 4 testing authorization covering urban roads across Germany.
Aimoga’s products and services now cover more than 60 countries and regions.
The first Indonesia-assembled B10 and C10 vehicles are expected to begin deliveries in August.
WeRide is partnering with Denmark’s GreenMobility and plans to launch commercial services in the first half of 2027.
More than 5,056 local families have chosen Li Auto vehicles since it entered Uzbekistan in October 2025.
Chery will invest $75 million via convertible bonds, which would give it about a 10% stake in KG Mobility if converted.
Registrations of the Racco were 125 units in July, with BYD saying most of those were demo cars for dealerships.