China Electric-assisted Vehicle Manufacturer, Supplier, Factory

Chery Holding Group sold 211,879 vehicles in August, a year-on-year increase of 23.7%. Among them, new energy sales were 46,526, a year-on-year increase of 158.5%; exports were 97,866, a year-on-year increase of 12.7%. From January to August, Chery Group sold a total of 1,508,259 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 41.9%.

A few days ago, we learned from the official, Star Trek C-DM will be on February 23 pre-sale. The new car will be a mid-size SUV with a 1.5-ton plug-in hybrid and snow leopard 4x4, and will be available in 6-seater and 7-seater versions.

This collaboration revolves around the diversified products of Hyundai Motor Group's next-generation intelligent cockpit platform, aiming to strengthen Hyundai's comprehensive competitiveness and business scale in the Chinese and global markets by sharing advantageous resources. It will efficiently advance the implementation of Hyundai's SDV (Software-Defined Vehicle) strategy. Additionally, the collaboration will extend to deep industry-academia-research cooperation. Through industrial and service-oriented university partnerships, the three parties will share industry, market, and cutting-edge technology information, further integrate industrial chain resources, unleash synergistic innovation potential, and drive the rapid iteration and commercialization of intelligent vehicle technologies.

Recently, Hyundai officially released the official images of the Elantra N TCR version. The overall design of the new car is inspired by the Elantra N TCR race car, incorporating a large number of track performance elements and designs. In terms of power, it still comes with a 2.0T engine with a maximum power of 276 horsepower. It is reported that this version will be launched in the Canadian market, offering a total of 2 models with prices of 47,599 Canadian dollars and 49,199 Canadian dollars respectively (equivalent to approximately 249,700 - 258,100 RMB).

With home EV chargers entering millions of households, "charging safety" has become a top concern for consumers. When car owners install devices in their garages or parking spaces, they inevitably worry about potential fire triggers. So, who can truly guarantee the safety of home charging? This has become a crucial question on the road to widespread adoption of new energy.