Toyota to begin China production of Lexus electric SUV in H2 2027 at 1,000 units a month, report says
The new model will be assembled at a wholly owned plant in Shanghai, with annual output planned to rise to tens of thousands of units from 2028.
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Li Auto plans lineup-wide shift to in-house batteries, refreshed i6 launch in Q4
The new-generation Li Mega and upcoming Li i9 will gradually switch from CATL batteries to batteries developed in-house by Li Auto.
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Leapmotor plans overseas plug-in hybrid launch in 2027, report says
Plug-in hybrid models could launch overseas as early as the first half of 2027, as Leapmotor increases investment in their development.
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Toyota plans China-made extended-range EVs in 2027 to broaden lineup, report says
Toyota plans to begin EREV production in China in April 2027 and raise output to about 400,000 units in 2028, Nikkei Asia reported.
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Chery weighs bringing Omoda and Jaecoo to China to boost domestic sales, report says
The 2 overseas brands would target China’s premium market, with marketing teams being assembled.
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Li Auto moves 2026 i6 launch to late October, keeps early November deliveries
Li Auto said the adjustment aims to shorten customers’ waits after ordering. Reservations were previously scheduled to open in late September.
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Zeekr plans 001 update in Q1 2027, offers incentives on current model
October incentives for the current 001 include a 10,000 yuan insurance subsidy. The model’s deliveries fell 21.50% in the first 8 months of the year.
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Leapmotor plans overseas plug-in hybrid launch in 2027, report says — Explained
Plug-in hybrid models could launch overseas as early as the first half of 2027, as Leapmotor increases investment in their development.
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Toyota plans China-made extended-range EVs in 2027 to broaden lineup, report says You Should Know
Toyota plans to begin EREV production in China in April 2027 and raise output to about 400,000 units in 2028, Nikkei Asia reported.
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A Look at chery weighs bringing Omoda and Jaecoo to China to boost domestic sales, report says
The 2 overseas brands would target China’s premium market, with marketing teams being assembled.
