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CHENGDU MOTOR SHOW 2025 Opens with 120 Brands and 1,600+ Vehicles
On August 29, CHENGDU MOTOR SHOW 2025 officially opened at the Western China International Expo City, running until September 7. As the first major A-class auto show of the second half of 2025 in China, it brings together global carmakers, tech innovators, and over 120 domestic and international brands, showcasing more than 1,600 vehicles across…
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Geely Galaxy M9: AI-Powered Flagship SUV Redefines the $30,000 Family Market
On August 23, Geely Galaxy unveiled its first flagship SUV—the Galaxy M9, an “AI-Powered Six-Seat SUV” that has officially opened for global pre-orders. Available in six trims, the M9 is priced at Just $27K–$37K . As the first flagship model following Galaxy’s 1 million-unit sales milestone, the M9 is built on the GEA Evo architecture…
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Dalian International Auto Show 2025: Innovation Meets the Road
The 2025 Dalian International Auto Show has officially opened, showcasing the theme “Infinite Innovation, Future in Sight.” Featuring over 100 domestic and international brands across 80,000 square meters, including 30,000 m² indoors, 15,000 m² outdoors, and a 35,000 m² test-drive zone, the show runs through August 17. Highlighting New Energy & Smart DrivingDomestic giants including…
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China Leads the Charge: A New Era of Smart and Sustainable Mobility
China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) industry is setting the pace for the global automotive future—driven by innovation, scale, and smart technology. From BYD’s record-breaking milestones to the rise of intelligent EV startups, the transition to electrified, intelligent mobility is accelerating fast. BYD Hits 13 Million NEVs, U7 Takes the SpotlightOn July 21, BYD’s 13 millionth…
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AI Drives the Future: Global Experts Converge at 2025 World Intelligent Vehicle Conference
AI and the Future of Mobility in Focus at 2025 World Intelligent Vehicle Conference On July 30, the 2025 World Intelligent Vehicle Conference kicked off in Chongqing, China, bringing together government leaders, global experts, and top industry players to explore the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and automotive technology. “AI-powered smart mobility is the future,”…
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Leapmotor Makes Its Debut on Fortune China 500 – A Rising EV Star Breaks Through
Leapmotor, the fast-rising new energy vehicle (NEV) brand, has officially made its debut on the 2025 Fortune China 500 list, marking a significant milestone for the young automaker. Unveiled on July 22, this year’s list includes 18 automotive companies, with Leapmotor joining industry giants like BYD, SAIC, Geely, NIO, and Chery. The rankings are based…
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China’s Auto War Heats Up: BYD vs. The Rest
In the first half of 2025, six major Chinese automakers—BYD, SAIC, FAW, Geely, Changan, and Chery—each delivered over 1 million vehicles, showcasing strong industry momentum. BYD leads the pack with 2.146 million units, driven by its electrification strategy and diversified brand portfolio. Top Performers at a Glance BYD: 2.146M units, fueled by EV growth and…
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Lynk & Co Surpasses 1.5 Million Deliveries—New Lynk 10 EM-P Raises the Bar
Lynk & Co Hits 1.5 Million Global Deliveries as New Lynk 10 EM-P Launch Nears July 16, 2025 — ShanghaiPremium carmaker Lynk & Co, a key brand under Geely’s Zeekr Group, has officially crossed a major milestone—1.5 million cumulative vehicle deliveries globally. The announcement was made via its official WeChat channel. The brand’s value proposition…
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China’s Top 10 Best-Selling Cars in H1 2025: Domestic Brands Take the Lead”
China’s Car Market Heats Up: Top 10 Best-Sellers in H1 2025 Revealed Shanghai, July 18, 2025 — The first half of 2025 has seen fierce competition in China’s auto market, with domestic brands dominating the leaderboard. According to newly released data, 6 of the top 10 best-selling models are Chinese, reflecting a major shift in…
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Shanghai Leads China’s Car Exports with 1.28M Vehicles Shipped in H1 2025
Shanghai, July 18, 2025 — In the first half of 2025, Shanghai ports exported 1.275 million vehicles, up 13% year-on-year and accounting for 36.7% of China’s total auto exports — securing its spot as the country’s top car export hub. A key growth driver is the expansion of the Yangtze River–Sea intermodal model to inland…