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On the evening of June 14, Dongfeng Motor officially announced the official launch of Dongfeng Yipai eπ 008. This car has been warming up since the beginning of this year. After many public appearances and highlights, this new car finally ushered in its official release today.

Some time ago, the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) issued an announcement to increase tariffs on a variety of Chinese imports. The most exaggerated is to increase the tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles from 25% to 100%, which will take effect from August 1 this year.

The new model has been opened presale. There are 5 editions, the new model positioned as a compact SUV with 1.5L EM-i plug-in hybrid system

We remember before the 1970s, car makers made their cars bigger, both in size and displacement, for fear that people would say they were small. Later clunk several oil crisis, the road environment is also more and more crowded, the car on the whole became smaller. However, in recent years, with the demand for car purchases and changes in the form of energy, the car is bigger and bigger. Five-metre-long sedan a number of a large number of SUVs, MPVs is a big waist. But the size of the car back, the size of the road can never go back, so cornering, side parking has become a problem. In order to directly hit consumers this pain point, a while ago the listing of the Denza Z9GT crab mode as the focus of publicity for the product point, many less experienced car enthusiasts think that this function is too cool, is the 21st century's greatest automotive invention! But was it really invented in the 21st century? Not necessarily!

Xiaomi's Yu7 sports a more sporty interior style than the Xiaomi's SU7, and the new car's panoramic projection screen has been revealed for the first time, according to photos posted online. The new car is expected to sell for between 300,000 and 400,000 yuan and will go on sale in June and July 2025.

According to recent media reports, Tesla is developing a simplified Model Y variant specifically for China — the world’s largest market for best-selling electric cars. Led by its Chinese team, the new model retains existing battery, powertrain, and chassis configurations to accelerate production, while trimming non-essential features. The strategy aims to counter intensifying competition from local EV brands dominating sales charts, though Tesla China has yet to officially confirm the plan.