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Shares in China's CATL, world's biggest EV battery maker, surge in Hong Kong after $4.6 billion IPO
Hong Kong-traded shares in CATL, the world’s largest maker of batteries for electric vehicles, have jumped after the company raised around $4.6 billion in the biggest initial public offering globally
Two lawmakers are calling for a probe into a Chinese EV-charging startup that does business in the U.S., the latest bid to crack down on China’s access to American consumers and technology.
As the sun set over Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, well-dressed social media influencers swarmed a lineup of sleek electric vehicles from Chinese automaker Xpeng , among the buzziest brands in the ...
At this year's Shanghai Auto Show, which trades off every year with the Beijing Auto Show, we saw offerings from nearly all ...
Relatively affordable Chinese EVs also drove up sales ... pronounced [in Canada] because we are not burning coal or a lot of gas to power the EV. We are using a lot of nuclear, hydro, renewable ...
Rival BYD has also unveiled 5-minute charging as Chinese companies and Tesla battle for EV dominance. The EV charging wars are heating up — with battery giant CATL unveiling a new battery it ...
“Our goal is to make the CATL Shenxing supercharging battery the standard for electric vehicles ... Having listed in Shenzhen, the Chinese battery giant filed for another listing in Hong ...
The uptake of EV technology is vital in reducing global carbon emissions and Chinese companies are contributing to this environmental challenge, with BYD claiming it can now fully charge a car ...
The Chinese EV maker said Friday that its net profit surged to 9.15 billion yuan, equivalent to $1.26 billion, from 4.57 billion yuan a year earlier. That compared with the company’s guidance of ...
A rally in the price of Nio Inc.’s convertible bonds isn’t enough to allay concerns over the Chinese electric vehicle maker’s financial health, analysts say. Nio’s 3.875% US dollar notes ...
The burning question facing China’s EV industry ... only 10 will survive." Xpeng is among the Chinese EV startups best positioned to thrive as the industry moves from the "electrification ...
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