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Tech Xplore on MSNEngineers take apart batteries from Tesla and China's leading EV manufacturer to see what's insideTwo main manufacturers dominate the EV (electric vehicle) market: Tesla, which is most popular in Europe and North America, and BYD, which leads the Chinese EV market. However, both manufacturers have released limited data about their batteries,
Genesis will roll out locally produced electrified models in China over the next three to five years, the Beijing-based Economic Observer reported, citing the brand’s China CEO Zhu Jiang.
Toyota looks to grab a bigger share of the world’s largest EV market as it takes aim at BYD and other low-cost leaders. On Thursday, Toyota launched its cheapest EV in China, the bZ3X, starting at roughly $15,000. The new electric SUV crashed the server with over 10,000 orders in an hour.
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CarsGuide on MSNChina's latest EV weapon headed to Australia: 2025 XPeng G9 detailed as a luxury electric car alternative to the BMW X5 and Range Rover SportA luxe new EV contender has had a big boost before landing in Australia. XPeng has detailed its upgraded G9 electric SUV, which has previously been confirmed to arrive Down Under this year.
Volkswagen hasn't been faring well in the world's largest car market, but a new partnership could be the key to turning it all around.
Chinese EV maker BYD is partnering with drone manufacturer DJI to make science fiction Blade Runner-style movie magic real: a drone that launches from the car's roof.
Li Auto and NIO are two Chinese EV players that are on my radar for 2025. Read more to see why I favor LI stock over NIO stock for the near-term.
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