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The Chinese automaker disclosed prices for the two electric SUVs and one sedan to be delivered in six European countries.

MG’s latest model is a rival to European battery-electric cars such as the Volkswagen ID3.

China's BYD has selected Danish dealer Nic. Christiansen Group to distribute its electrified passenger vehicles in Denmark.

Polestar, the electric performance brand owned by Volvo and its Chinese parent, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, has hired Feng Dan, an auto sales veteran, away from GM's joint venture with China's SAIC.

China’s largest electrified-vehicle manufacturer, BYD selected major European dealer Hedin Mobility Group to distribute its passenger vehicles in Sweden and Germany.

Volkswagen China unveiled a prototype of a full electric and automated drone at its headquarters in Beijing. 

Audi has begun construction of a plant in China that will yield 150,000 EVs a year.

The plant will be capable of producing more than 150,000 vehicles a year, with the first three models to be from Audi's A6 e-tron and Q6 e-tron family.

China's largest private automaker is also seeking to sell methanol vehicles in Europe. Earlier this year, it started to test methanol-powered cars and heavy-duty trucks in Denmark and Iceland.

 Robert Bosch signed a partnership deal with WeRide, a China-based autonomous driving technology provider, to develop software enabling autonomous driving functions for passenger vehicle makers in the world's No. 1 market. 

Cariad, the Volkswagen Group's software unit, formed a China subsidiary in Beijing to develop products tailored for Chinese consumers. 

CATL, China’s largest battery supplier for electric vehicles, received permission this week from the German state of Thuringia to produce 8 gigawatt-hours of battery cells a year at a new plant.

Chinese battery maker EVE Energy is looking to build a factory in the northeastern Hungarian city of Debrecen as part of efforts to expand globally and secure more business in Europe.

Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, China’s largest private automaker, started testing three methanol-powered vehicles in Demark this week with a goal of selling the vehicles in European markets. 

Mercedes, BMW and VW have key electric car debuts planned or the show that is expected to be postponed due to surging coronavirus infections in multiple cities across China.