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2024 Guangzhou Auto Show: Deepal SL03 pure electric elite model debuts on November 14,2024, new car range of 530km, support 3C charging, pure electric version entry price goes down:

New model adopts new design style, at first glance, the feeling is very cute and adorable, the whole design is very rounded, no aggression at all, this is also very consistent with its concept of parrot dragon.

"Home in China" is BMW's development slogan in China, which means that BMW wants to read China, understand China, and take root in China; Volkswagen Group, which shares the same development concept, also has the slogan ‘In China, for China, showing Volkswagen's determination to change for China. At the 2024 Chengdu Auto Show, both brands brought their brand-new products, which have indeed changed dramatically compared to the past, and are even stunning. This time, we got to experience the new products up close at the Chengdu Auto Show and chat with the booth staff to gain a deeper understanding of the overseas brand's Chinese-style innovations.

Recently, we have learned from official sources that the new Honda Accord and Integra are scheduled to officially hit the market on March 20th. As facelift models, both vehicles primarily receive adjustments to their exterior and configurations, with the powertrain expected to remain unchanged. For reference, the current Accord is priced between 179,800 and 258,800 yuan, while the current Integra is priced between 129,900 and 186,900 yuan.

Recently, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) released the 19th Catalog of New Energy Vehicle Models Exempt from Vehicle Purchase Tax. According to the disclosed information, the range specifications of Li Auto's new all-electric mid-to-large SUV—the Li i6—have been revealed. The model will offer three range options—660 km, 710 km, and 720 km—depending on weight and configuration, all powered by an 87.3 kWh battery pack. It is reported that the new vehicle is set to officially launch in September.

Two well-known Japanese carmakers, Suzuki and Subaru, recently announced that they would shut down their production plants completely, a decision that has attracted widespread attention in the industry and the market.