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eVTOL and High-End Production Capacity Deployment Accelerates, Robo.ai Announces Establishment of Dubai Smart Manufacturing Industrial Park
Nasdaq-listed technology company Robo.ai Inc. officially announced on September 15 that it will cooperate with Dubai Industrial City to build the "Robo.ai Industrial City" intelligent manufacturing industrial park. The project focuses on capacity layout in cutting-edge fields such as high-end intelligent vehicles and electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL), aiming to provide large-scale production support for its eVTOL joint venture RoVTOL and future emerging technology projects. -
Enjie Shares: Capacity Expansion in the Separator Industry Has Significantly Slowed, Supply Balance Expected in the Future
Enjie Co., Ltd.On September 16th, during an institutional survey, it was stated that the capacity expansion in the separator industry has significantly slowed down, and the oversupply situation is expected to gradually ease as demand continues to grow, with a potential for supply and demand to reach balance in the future. The company currently has ample orders on hand and a high capacity utilization rate. Meanwhile, the company’s downstream customer demand and orders have shown steady growth recently. With robust demand in the downstream energy storage sector, the company’s shipment volume is expected to further increase in 2025. -
2026 Voyah Dreamer Launched, Priced From 329,900 Yuan
The 2026 Voyah Dreamer was officially launched recently, with a price range of 329,900 to 439,900 RMB. It is the only new energy MPV simultaneously equipped with 800V architecture, 5C ultra-fast charging, a 62.5 kWh large battery, Huawei ADS 4, HarmonyOS Cockpit 5, and intelligent rear-wheel steering. As the world's first 800V intelligent hybrid MPV, the 2026 Voyah Dreamer features a 62.5 kWh large battery, delivering the longest pure electric range of 350 km among hybrid MPVs. Its unique 5C ultra-fast charging technology enables charging from 20% to 80% in just 12 minutes, making it the fastest-charging hybrid MPV globally. -
Changan Automobile of China Signs Strategic Cooperation Agreement with China Guoxin
On September 16, according to Changan Automobile, on September 12, China Changan Automobile Group Co., Ltd. and China Guoxin Holdings Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation agreement. Zhu Huarong, Party Secretary and Chairman of China Changan Automobile, expressed hope that both parties will continue to deepen collaborative cooperation in areas such as investment and financing and business model cultivation, jointly promoting the deep integration of technological innovation and industrial innovation. Xu Siwei, Party Secretary and Chairman of China Guoxin, stated that he hopes both parties will take this strategic signing as an opportunity to further deepen their cooperative relationship, expand the scope of cooperation, and jointly promote the high-quality development of China's automobile industry. -
Cui Dongshu of China Passenger Car Association: Passenger Car Industry Inventory Reaches 3.16 Million Units With 42 Days of Inventory at End of August, Down 4 Days Month-on-Month
On September 16th, Cui Dongshu, the secretary-general of the Passenger Car Association, stated that at the end of August 2025, the national passenger car industry's inventory stood at 3.16 million units, a decrease of 130,000 units from the previous month. In April, the industry's inventory reached 3.5 million units, setting a new high for nearly two years. The retail car market was driven by trade-ins, but manufacturers were relatively cautious in production. From May to August, car companies were more rational in controlling production and reducing the inventory pressure on dealers, resulting in a continuous destocking from May to August. In August, the overall inventory of the passenger car industry decreased to 3.16 million units, which was a relatively small decline. Among them, the proportion of factory inventory was 23.9%, an increase of 0.3 percentage points from the previous month, and the main decline in industry inventory was due to channel inventory, with dealer pressure being alleviated. -
Stellantis Recalls Over 53,000 Vehicles in the United States Due to Fuel Pump Issue
On September 16, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced that Stellantis will recall 53,849 vehicles in the United States due to potential fuel pump defects. The recall involves certain 2017-2018 Alfa Romeo Giulia and 2018-2019 Alfa Romeo Stelvio models. According to NHTSA, the fuel pumps in these vehicles may contain components that are susceptible to high temperatures, which could result in reduced fuel supply and sudden stalling, thereby increasing the risk of a crash. -
XPeng AeroHT Responds to Changchun Airshow Crash Incident
On September 16, XPeng AeroHT responded to the incident at the Changchun Airshow, stating that this afternoon, after the rehearsal at the Changchun Airshow, two aircraft from Guangdong AeroHT, which were participating in a dual formation flight exercise, made contact due to insufficient distance between them. One aircraft landed normally, while the other suffered fuselage damage and caught fire upon landing. All personnel at the scene were safe, and relevant authorities have completed on-site handling in an orderly manner. The specific cause is under further investigation. It is understood that at the Changchun Airshow, two XPeng AeroHT eVTOLs (electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft) collided and crashed.
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United States Lowers Japan Auto Import Tariff to 15% Starting the 16th
On the 15th local time, the Trump administration in the United States announced that the import tariffs on Japanese automobiles would be reduced to 15% starting from 12:01 AM Eastern Time on the 16th (1:01 PM Japan Time on the 16th). Trade statistics released by Japan's Ministry of Finance show that from April to June, due to the impact of the U.S. government's tariff policy, Japan's exports to the U.S. have declined year-on-year for three consecutive months, with the decline expanding. Previously, after multiple rounds of negotiations, Japan and the United States reached a trade agreement, and the tariff rate on Japanese automobiles imposed by the United States was reduced to 15%. On August 6th, Honda's Chief Financial Officer Eiji Fujimura stated that they have urged the Japanese government to finalize and announce the details of the tariff policy as soon as possible.
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Zijiang Enterprise: Zijiang New Materials Orders Remain Normal, Equipment Expansion Subject to Official Disclosure
According to the news agency, on July 1st, some investors contacted...Zijiang EnterpriseHow are the current orders for the company's aluminum-plastic film products? Will the company expand production lines in the future to increase market share? Certainly! Here's the translation: "To this," Zijiang EnterpriseOn September 15, the company responded on the investor interaction platform that its subsidiaryShanghai Zijiang New Material Technology Co., Ltd.(hereinafter referred to as "Zijiang New Materials") is specialized in the research and development, production, and sales of aluminum-plastic composite films for lithium-ion pouch batteries.Zijiang New MaterialsOrders are currently normal. Please refer to information disclosure for any updates regarding the expansion of equipment and production lines. -
Cui Dongshu: Overall Auto Market in August Shows Strong Performance, With Notable Recovery in Truck and Bus Sectors
Cui Dongshu, Secretary-General of the China Passenger Car Association, stated that in 2025, the macroeconomy will maintain strong growth. Driven by national policies to promote consumption, the automobile market will continue its robust growth. In August, the overall auto market in China showed a strong performance, with the truck and bus markets experiencing a clear recovery. Due to the slow transmission from retail to wholesale, retail sales in August 2024 were significantly stronger than wholesale, resulting in a slowdown in passenger car retail sales this August, though manufacturer sales growth remained very good. New energy vehicles performed strongly in August, automobile exports continued to strengthen, and changes in manufacturer inventories were minimal. The commercial vehicle market in August showed structural growth driven by new energy, with accelerated electrification in logistics and transportation vehicles as well as in pickup truck models.
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Quanzhou Receives 410 Million Yuan in Funding Support for Old-for-New Program
Recently, the Fujian Provincial Development and Reform Commission allocated the third batch of national 2025 ultra-long-term special government bonds to support the funds for the trade-in of consumer goods, with Quanzhou receiving 410.32 million yuan in government bond funds. It is reported that the third batch of ultra-long-term special government bonds will continue to support the scrapping and replacement of automobiles, as well as the renovation and replacement of home appliances and home furnishings, through funding for the trade-in of consumer goods. Promote trade-in programs in eight areas, including digital products, electric bicycles, old operational trucks, new energy city buses, and power batteries, to further unleash consumption potential.
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Tata Motors Secures €3.875 Billion Loan to Acquire Iveco's Commercial Vehicle Business
Well-informed sources recently revealed that Tata Motors is arranging a bridge loan of 3.875 billion euros (about 4.5 billion US dollars) to finance the acquisition of Iveco Group's commercial vehicle business. If the transaction is completed, it will be one of the largest M&A financing cases in Asia this year. -
Valeo CEO Supports European Union (EU) Setting Minimum Local Content Requirement for Automotive Parts
On September 10th, Christophe Perillat, CEO of French automotive parts supplier Valeo, stated that setting a minimum requirement for the content of European-produced components in cars sold within the EU is crucial for maintaining the competitiveness of the region's automotive industry. -
Toyota to Produce Electric SUV at Kentucky Plant in the United States
Toyota Motor North America recently announced that it will begin producing two brand new three-row fully electric SUV models at its Kentucky plant in the United States. This move aims to increase production efficiency and better meet market demand. -
General Motors Delays Production Cut Plan at Canada Plant
Recently, General Motors has decided to suspend its production reduction plan at its only pickup truck assembly plant in Canada, providing a temporary reprieve for hundreds of workers affected by the Trump administration's tariff policies. -
Nissan CEO Seeks to Accelerate New Car Launches
On September 10th, Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa stated in an interview: "Nissan is entering a new phase with a dense launch of new vehicles." He pointed out that the company will simplify.New Car LaunchAccelerate the launch of new vehicles by shortening the R&D cycle and improving processes. -
South Africa Invites China Auto Companies to Build Factories, Promote Localized Car Production
On September 10th, a senior South African government official stated that South Africa is negotiating with Chinese car manufacturers to encourage local production in the country, with one Chinese auto company showing strong interest in building a factory there. -
Mexico Plans to Raise Tariff on China Automobiles to 50%
On September 10th, Mexico announced that it will increase tariffs on cars from China and other Asian countries to 50%. The government stated that this large-scale adjustment of import tariffs aims to protect domestic employment. The Mexican Ministry of Economy said that this adjustment will raise tariffs on various industrial goods, including textiles, steel, and automobiles, to different degrees, affecting imports worth $52 billion. -
Toyota Plans to Push Suppliers for Price Cuts in Second Half of Year
On September 11th, according to the Daily Industrial News, Toyota Motor is looking to push its suppliers to lower component prices in the second half of the year. This move is aimed at easing cost pressures and enhancing product competitiveness. Toyota has already begun negotiations with several major suppliers, hoping to achieve the price reduction target without affecting quality.
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Dreame Technology’s First Ultra-Luxury Electric Vehicle to Debut at CES
Dreame Technology founder Yu Hao recently released the first car rendering, revealing that the model is positioned as an "ultra-luxury pure electric" vehicle, targeting the Bugatti Veyron, attracting high attention from the public. Yu Hao stated that Dreame Automotive will debut and showcase a prototype at this year's CES in the United States, with the first model planned to officially launch in 2027. According to the released renderings, the exterior design of the new car appears to be inspired by the Bugatti Chiron. The interior features a dual-spoke steering wheel and a connected display, combining both a sense of technology and luxury. In addition, Dreame Automotive is selecting a site for a factory in Berlin, Germany, adjacent to Tesla's Berlin Gigafactory, and plans to collaborate with BNP Paribas to accelerate its global market expansion.
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