First glimpse: Nio ES9, China's biggest EV SUV, caught in the wild before official debut.

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Nio's Firefly right-hand drive model officially launched in Thailand.

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Smart's bigger cars face market rejection as unsold inventory gets dumped.

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Freelander reborn: Chery JLR joint venture will debut the new independent EV brand this month.

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Following Mona, Xpeng's low-cost D02 SUV (possibly "Lisa") emerges in spy photos.

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Huawei-backed Aito M6 enters pre-sale, starting from 39,100 USD.

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2026 Volvo EX30 launches in China starting from 23,200 USD, still using Sunwoda batteries, even though the model was previously subject to a global recall because of them.

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Not your typical car review: what It's like to drive the new Xiaomi SU7.

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From SU7 Ultra to YU7 GT: Xiaomi's high-performance EV lineup expands with new SUV.

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Geely's 2026 target: dethroning BYD in Chinese auto market.

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