Author: Michael Zhang

Michael Zhang follows China’s electric vehicle market with a focus on emerging manufacturers, new model launches, and industry data. His reporting highlights how domestic automakers and technology suppliers are adapting to a rapidly evolving competitive landscape.

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng reported December deliveries of 37,508 vehicles, marking a 2.22 percent increase from a year earlier and a 2.12 percent rise from November, according to figures released by the company on Tuesday. For the fourth quarter, XPeng delivered 116,249 vehicles, up 27.04 percent year-on-year and slightly higher than the previous quarter. Full-year deliveries reached 429,445 units in 2025, representing a 126 percent increase from the prior year, reflecting continued expansion across both domestic and overseas markets. See also: Xpeng Expands Middle East and Africa Presence With New Market Entries and Partnerships XPeng said overseas deliveries totaled…

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Huawei’s Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA) recorded another monthly delivery record in December, underscoring continued momentum for the company’s automotive ecosystem as it expands its lineup of smart electric vehicles. According to data released by Huawei, models under the HIMA umbrella delivered 89,611 units in December, marking a 9.46 percent increase from 81,864 Vehicles in November and an 81.13 percent rise compared with the same period last year. The result marked the third consecutive month of record deliveries for the group. See also: Huawei’s HIMA Conducts Internal Level 3 Autonomous Driving Tests in Shenzhen For the full year 2025, cumulative deliveries…

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