China EV News

As the largest domestic auto show at the beginning of the year, the Shanghai Auto Show is now less than half a month away. Major automakers are gearing up, eager to shine at this highly anticipated event. While previous years were dominated by "price wars," this year the spotlight has shifted to a "tech battle"—China’s emerging EV players are no longer satisfied with just loading up on features. Instead, they’re using disruptive technologies to redefine luxury and practicality.

On April 19, Avatr officially launched its latest mid-size sedan—the Avatr 06, a model that merges cutting-edge safety, intelligent driving systems, and premium comfort to redefine what a luxury EV can be. Available in both all-electric and range-extended variants, the Avatr 06 comes in five configurations, with official pricing ranging from RMB 209,900 to 279,900. For early adopters who locked in pre-orders, deliveries will begin as early as April 20.

When the sun goes down, your car’s headlights become your eyes on the road. Automotive lighting isn't just about visibility — it’s about safety, efficiency, comfort, and even style. In today’s market, three main lighting technologies dominate: Halogen, Xenon HID, and LED. Each offers unique features and performance characteristics, and choosing the right one means balancing your needs, driving conditions, and budget.

On April 16, 2025, at the HarmonyOS Intelligent Mobility New Product Launch Event, the AITO M8 was officially unveiled. Positioned as a flagship smart family SUV, the new model comes in six configurations across three versions: Extended Range Max, Extended Range Max+, and Extended Range Ultra. Each version is available in both five-seat and six-seat layouts, with prices ranging from RMB 359,800 to 449,800.

Has the Xiaomi SU7, which has been a hot topic for a year, just met a new challenger? On April 15, Zeekr officially launched its "Tech Shooting Brake Coupe" — the Zeekr 007 GT. The model lineup includes a rear-wheel-drive smart version, a long-range rear-wheel-drive smart version, an all-wheel-drive smart version, and a long-range all-wheel-drive smart version, with a starting price of RMB 199,900.

Over the past decade, Chinese cars have made a dramatic transformation. They are not only cost-effective but also brimming with innovative features that match – and in some cases surpass – those offered by Western brands. Let’s explore why importing a car from China in 2025 is a smart move.

On April 9, two highly anticipated models under the BYD Dynasty brand—the Han L and Tang L—were launched. Both models are offered with two powertrains: EV and DM. As previously announced, the entire Han L and Tang L range comes standard with the “God’s Eye B” (DiPilot 300) high-end intelligent driving laser version. The DM variants employ BYD’s fifth-generation hybrid technology, while the EV variants are built on the Super e-platform.

In today’s society, rapid technological advancements have brought significant convenience to our lives, especially in the automotive industry. With the continuous development of autonomous driving technology, many drivers are faced with an important question: when driving, do you prefer to rely on an intelligent driving system or trust your own control of the steering wheel?

As the core bridge connecting the vehicle body and the road, the chassis suspension system directly determines driving quality and safety performance. For new energy vehicles (NEVs), the suspension system also plays a crucial role in battery weight distribution and impact buffering during energy recovery. This article provides an in-depth analysis of suspension technology and upgrade strategies.

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