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In the ever-evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), several notable events have taken place recently. Here's a roundup of the latest happenings in the industry, as reported by China EV Daily and Caijing.
NIO Denies Cooperation Agreement with Mercedes-Benz
Contrary to media reports, NIO has denied any cooperation agreement with Mercedes-Benz regarding their operations. The Chinese EV manufacturer continues to focus on its independent growth and development.
GAC's Groundbreaking AI Large Model Platform
GAC has made a significant stride in the industry with the introduction of the GAC AI Large Model Platform. This technology marks the automotive industry's first large model platform, set to debut in the high-end intelligent sedan Haobo GT in the near future.
Haobo GT's Affordable Luxury
The Haobo GT sedan, equipped with the GAC AI Large Model Platform, is set to officially debut with a selling price of approximately 178,500 yuan. This affordable luxury offering is set to redefine the market for high-end intelligent electric vehicles.
BYD's Controversial Speed Record
Reports suggest that BYD's Yangwang U9 reached a top speed of 472.41 km/h, setting a new global EV speed record. However, it has been confirmed that this claim is not accurate.
BYD Fang Cheng Bao Leopard 5's Unveiling
Despite the controversy surrounding BYD's speed record, the company has managed to garner attention with the unveiling of the BYD Fang Cheng Bao Leopard 5. The vehicle was seen in China without any covering, revealing its full design before its official release.
Lynk & Co 08's Limited-Time Offer
Pre-sales for the Lynk & Co 08 car, a "Luxury Smart Ultra-Electric SUV," start at 20:08 today. A limited-time edition of the vehicle is priced at 288,000 yuan (39,900 USD), limited to 1008 units. This special edition includes a customized version of the Meizu 20 Pro smartphone with 12GB + 512GB.
Reported Cooperation between NIO and Mercedes-Benz
Rumours suggest that NIO has reached a cooperation agreement with Mercedes-Benz regarding the battery-swapping platform. This reported agreement is said to start a new profit model in the EV industry.
BYD's Export Strategy
In an effort to avoid EU tariffs, BYD exports its EVs from a plant located in Thailand. This strategic move allows the company to continue expanding its global footprint while navigating the complexities of international trade.
This roundup provides a snapshot of the latest developments in the EV industry. Stay tuned for more updates as these companies and others continue to shape the future of transportation.
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