1. Sources confirm that EVE Energy will raise prices on two types of batteries, which industry insiders say may affect subsequent electric vehicle pricing.
2. Avita denies rumors that "cooperation with Huawei is not necessary": This is a misinterpretation.
3. Land Rover Defender announces a limited-time price reduction of 170,000 yuan; luxury brands such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi have collectively lowered prices.
4. CATL opens 10 new global CATL service centers and launches its first battery repair service vehicle.
5. Li Auto: According to current plans, its second AI glasses, Livis, is expected to arrive in the second half of next year.
6. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology publicly solicits opinions on 50 communication industry standards, including "Technical Requirements for Vehicle-to-Cloud Communication Security for Vehicle-Road Collaboration."
7. China Association of Automobile Manufacturers: In the first half of the year, China exported 1.135 million new energy vehicles to countries along the "Belt and Road," a year-on-year increase of 59.4%.
8. In 2025, the average price of pure electric vehicles globally will be lower than that of hybrid vehicles for the first time; Chinese automakers are accelerating their overseas expansion. 9. China Automobile Dealers Association: The inventory coefficient for car dealers in July was 1.48, a decrease of 6.3% month-on-month.
10. Sources: General Motors plans to sell a battery joint venture to Samsung SDI.
11. BMW's latest research: Advanced technology can recycle 51% of materials from end-of-life vehicles and use them in new cars.
12. Reports indicate that Volkswagen aims to launch a locally produced pickup truck in the US by 2030.
