Xpeng opens Iron humanoid robot production line, paving way for year-end mass production — Explained
Xpeng’s humanoid robot production line has begun operating, with Iron walking off the line autonomously after assembly.
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Here’s china unveils five-year NEV plan, targets 70% share of passenger-car sales by 2030
China targets NEV shares of 70% for passenger-car sales and 40% for commercial-vehicle sales by 2030, alongside large-scale deployment of autonomous vehicles.
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Xpeng’s first right-hand-drive G9L SUVs roll off production line, bound for Australia You Should Know
The right-hand-drive G9L has rolled off the production line at Xpeng’s Guangzhou plant, with the model set to enter 64 countries and regions.
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Geely starts EX5 EM-i production in Brazil, deepening Renault ties — Explained
The Geely EX5 EM-i has rolled off the assembly line at the Ayrton Senna plant and is set to launch in Brazil before year-end.
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BYD needs 3 assembly plants and 1 battery factory for long-term European expansion, adviser says: A Practical Look
BYD will need 4 European plants over the long term to support its sales targets and comply with EU regulations, its regional adviser said.
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A Look at bYD Thailand deliveries surpass 130,000 as local plant marks second anniversary
BYD launched the Sealion 5 DM-i in Thailand, expanding its plug-in hybrid lineup in Southeast Asia.
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What to Know About bYD’s Brazil plant sees 100,000th NEV roll off line as workforce tops 5,500
BYD’s passenger vehicle plant in Brazil began production on July 1, 2025, with planned annual capacity of 150,000 vehicles in its first phase.
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Geely agrees to take over part of Ford’s Spanish factory, report says — Explained
Geely will build vehicles on an idle assembly line at Ford’s Almussafes plant near Valencia, which is currently running at less than a quarter of its capacity.
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Geely gains European production foothold through joint venture with Ford in Spain: A Practical Look
The joint venture is expected to begin operations in the first half of 2027, with the first new vehicle set to roll off the line in 2028.
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China’s industry regulator inspects GAC Aion, Xpeng plants in latest move to tighten auto industry oversight — Explained
Inspectors randomly selected sample vehicles and power batteries on-site and sent them for testing to verify compliance with national standards.
