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"Now that new energy vehicles are being updated very quickly, I feel that pure electric vehicles are a huge electronic product," said Mr. Zhang, who just bought a second-hand JK 001. "It is more affordable to buy a new energy used car, and you can sell it after the early adopter experience so that you can also experience different new energy vehicle products."

How does it feel to eat hotpot in the Car ? The ZEEKR MIX could tell you the feeling. It almost integrates all the advantages of the previous ZEEKR cars.

In 2025, according to the new vehicle plan, its Dynasty Network is set to welcome a heavyweight flagship SUV, the Tang L. As an "upgraded version" of the current Tang model, the Tang L is not just a simple iteration but a complete overhaul in terms of size, technology, and luxury. This new flagship aims to compete with models like the Li Auto L6 and AITO M7. Let's dive deep into the design, performance, and smart configurations of this highly anticipated new model.

The Exeed Star Era ES range-extended version is set to officially launch tomorrow, March 10th. The new vehicle is equipped with a 1.5T range-extending system and has already started pre-sales, offering four models with a pre-sale price range of 162,800 to 219,800 yuan.

​On March 16th, we obtained more information from the official source of NIO's third brand, Firefly, about its first compact car—the Firefly. The vehicle is equipped with a new style of wheels, making it more refined overall. Meanwhile, the car has already started pre-sales with a pre-sale price of 148,800 yuan and is set to hit the market this April. Additionally, the official release included pre-sale policies: the "Flickering Firefly Gift" offers a 2000 yuan discount on the purchase price with a 199 yuan deposit; the "Exclusive Firefly Gift" allows NIO and Ledao brand users to enjoy exclusive benefits, including 30,000 points upon vehicle delivery, with ES8 Founders Edition users receiving 50,000 points.

With home EV chargers entering millions of households, "charging safety" has become a top concern for consumers. When car owners install devices in their garages or parking spaces, they inevitably worry about potential fire triggers. So, who can truly guarantee the safety of home charging? This has become a crucial question on the road to widespread adoption of new energy.