With ZXZC Daily, we will offer daily important automotive news in China. For those we have reported, the title of the piece will include a hyperlink, which will provide detailed information.

GAC AION announces name change

GAC AION today announced the completion of its mixed-ownership reform with its name changing to "GAC AION New Energy Automobile Company Limited".

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Skyworth HT-i hits market

Skyworth Auto put an all-new PHEV model, the HT-i, onto the market on Sept. 5. The model is equipped with BYD's DM-i system.

CATL inks real estate preliminary sale, purchase agreement for second European plant

On Sept. 5, CATL signed a real estate preliminary sale and purchase agreement (PSPA) with the city of Debrecen, Hungary on September 5, 2022, marking the formal launch of its second European plant project.

Huawei-backed AITO's all-electric M5 EV hits market

On Sept. 6, AITO, the Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) brand backed by Huawei and SERES, put its first all-electric model, the M5 EV, onto the market at the ICT giant's new product launch event.

Geely Automobile boasts 39% YoY leap in Aug. 2022 auto sales

Geely Automobile Holdings Limited (the "Company", together with its subsidiaries, the "Group") announced on Tuesday the Group sold 122,635 vehicles in August 2022, representing a year-on-year increase of around 39%.

FAW Hongqi unveils three new energy concept models

Hongqi, the premium car brand of FAW Group, on Sept. 5 held a virtual ceremony where three head-turning new energy vehicle (NEV) concept models were unveiled.

Nissan Motor sees China sales dip 12% YoY in August 2022

Nissan Motor announced today its China sales reached 99,570 units in August 2022, sliding 12% from the previous year.

Chery Holding boasts three-digit YoY growth in Aug. NEV sales, export volume

Chery Holding sold 141,767 vehicles in August 2022, representing an 111% robust growth compared to the same span of 2021, the automobile group announced today.

GAC Group's auto sales zoom up 78% YoY in Aug. 2022

GAC Group, one of the major Chinese automobile groups, announced it sold 217,838 vehicles last month, representing a 78.02% hike year-on-year, while facing a slight drop of 1.03% month-on-month.