China EV News
BYD Big Box:Leopard Titanium 7 Officially Launched
On the evening of September 9, BYD’s Leopard brand officially launched its latest model—the Titanium 7. Positioned as a mid-to-large SUV, the Titanium 7 is priced between ¥179,800 – ¥219,800RMB.Following the Titanium 3, the Titanium 7 becomes Leopard’s second load-bearing SUV—this time as a plug-in hybrid, offering an ideal balance for customers who need both personal driving fun and family practicality.
Intelligent Battery Thermal Management System: The Core of Temperature Control in New Energy Vehicles
Winter range loss, overheating alarms during fast charging, and accelerated capacity degradation after long-term use—these are common concerns for EV owners, and most of them stem from uncontrolled battery temperature. The Battery Thermal Management System (BTMS) creates a “constant temperature shield” around the power battery. By keeping the battery within its optimal range of 25–35℃, it ensures both safety and performance, extending driving range and battery lifespan.
China EV global sales in August: BYD 371501, HIMA 44579, Geely 147347, Nio 31305
In August, the China automaker’s EV sales were mostly up. Nio Group was up 55%, Huawei’s HIMA was 32% up, Geely was 95% up, and BYD was mainly flat, with a 0.2% increase compared to the same month last year. The sales represent passenger vehicle (PV) sales of new energy vehicles (NEV) of Chinese automaker groups globally for July. NEV is a Chinese term for all-electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.
Millimeter-Wave Radar: The “Ballast Stone” of Autonomous Driving Safety
When discussing the sensory world of autonomous driving, flashy LiDAR and high-definition cameras usually steal the spotlight. Yet behind all the glamour, there is a quiet but indispensable sensor that forms the backbone of safety in self-driving systems—millimeter-wave radar. Let’s dive deeper into its principles, features, advantages, comparisons, and future applications.
Which Car Door Handle Is the Most Practical in the New Energy Era?
When we think about cars, the door handle may seem like a small detail—but it actually plays a crucial role, combining functionality, safety, and aesthetics. Currently, the most common types can be grouped into four categories: Electric Pop-out, Press-to-Release Hidden, Semi-Hidden, and Traditional External Handles. Let’s break them down and see their pros and cons.
Zeekr 9X Luxury SUV Now Open for Pre-Sale
At the 2025 Chengdu Auto Show this morning, the highly anticipated Zeekr 9X officially opened for pre-sale. Three variants are available, with a price range of ¥479,900 – ¥569,900 RMB. In addition, the show unveiled a brand-new Obsidian Black Edition, and during the pre-sale period, buyers can enjoy limited-time booking perks, including free access to several luxury features.
Can LFP Batteries in EVs Really Support Fast Charging?
As China’s new energy vehicles (NEVs) expand into overseas markets, many buyers are curious about the charging performance of Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries. Some entry-level EVs only support slow charging, while high-end models—such as those equipped with BYD’s Blade Battery—can handle high-power fast charging. So why does this difference exist? Let’s break it down step by step.
AITO M8 EV Officially Launched
On August 25, AITO, a premium automotive brand backed by Huawei, officially launched its large all-electric SUV—the AITO M8 EV. Depending on seating layouts, trim levels, and powertrain configurations, six versions were released.The new model is built on Huawei’s Giant Whale 800V high-voltage battery platform, equipped with Huawei’s advanced high-voltage Drive ONE powertrain. All trims come with a CATL 100 kWh battery pack, delivering a maximum CLTC range of 705 km.
All-New NIO ES8 Upgrade: Six Seats or Seven? Is the Range Enough?
On August 21, NIO officially opened pre-sales for the third-generation NIO ES8, a premium mid-to-large electric SUV. With its extended wheelbase of 3130 mm, the ES8 now comes in both six-seat and seven-seat configurations. Pricing starts at ¥416,800 (approx. $57,000), and the model is expected to officially launch during NIO Day in late September.
What Exactly Are “Automotive-Grade Chips”?
In the field of new energy vehicles (NEVs), especially in autonomous driving systems, automotive-grade chips play a crucial role. The reliability and safety of these chips directly determine the stability of the entire vehicle system. It is important to note that “automotive-grade” is not just a marketing buzzword. To qualify, a chip must undergo rigorous certifications across multiple dimensions, including device reliability, functional safety, and quality management.