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Recently, at the 2024 annual performance conference of Geely Automobile (0175.HK), An Conghui, the President of Geely Holding Group and CEO of Zeekr Technology Group, revealed that the new large SUV under the Lynk & Co brand, the Lynk & Co 900, will start pre-sales on March 25 and officially launch in late April. This vehicle is developed based on the SPA Evo large electric hybrid vehicle exclusive architecture and is the first to be equipped with the NVIDIA Thor autonomous driving chip, adopting the Qianli Haohan H7 autonomous driving solution. Meanwhile, the new large SUV under the Zeekr brand, the Zeekr 9X Glory, will debut at the Shanghai Auto Show opening in April and go on sale in the third quarter. Notably, the Zeekr 9X Glory will be equipped with the L3-level Qianli Haohan autonomous driving solution.

Its mid-to-large sedan, Nissan N7, a new color scheme: Ink Sea Blue, plus the previously announced Streamer Silver, Frost White, Oat Rice, Black and Cyan, a total of 6 colors. The new car is the first pure electric sedan built on new energy technology architecture. According to previous reports, the new car may be officially launched in May 2025.

Recently, the official images of the 2025 Geely Galaxy E8 were released, with the new model set to hit the market on the evening of March 3. The upgraded version will feature a LiDAR system, along with optimizations in its exterior, interior, and powertrain. Additionally, the Geely Galaxy Xingyao 8 will also make its debut.

Xiaomi's Yu7 sports a more sporty interior style than the Xiaomi's SU7, and the new car's panoramic projection screen has been revealed for the first time, according to photos posted online. The new car is expected to sell for between 300,000 and 400,000 yuan and will go on sale in June and July 2025.

Recently, Michael Kirsch, President and CEO of Porsche China, said, “As for the similarities between Xiaomi SU7 and Porsche, I think maybe good design always has a tacit understanding.”

In response to the European Union's imposition of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, Stellantis CEO Tang Weishi revealed that the Leapmotor car will transfer some production to Europe, which needs to reduce costs and maintain competitiveness in the European market under tariff barriers.