汽车早报｜理想增程SUV累计交付量突破140万 特斯拉Model Y L上线交流外供电功能

Group 1: Automotive Market Performance - In October, the national retail sales of passenger cars reached 2.242 million units, a year-on-year decrease of 0.8% and a month-on-month decrease of 0.1% [1] - Cumulative retail sales for the year reached 19.25 million units, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 7.9% [1] - The growth rate of the domestic car market has shown fluctuations, with a significant increase in the first half of the year followed by a slowdown in the latter half, aligning with the initial forecast of a "front low, middle high, and back flat" trend [1] Group 2: Company Deliveries and Milestones - Li Auto announced that the cumulative delivery of its extended-range SUVs has surpassed 1.4 million units [3] - The ZhiJie R7 has achieved cumulative deliveries exceeding 100,000 units [4] - Lantu Automotive's 300,000th vehicle, the Lantu TaiShan, has officially rolled off the production line [5] - XPeng Motors reported that the cumulative delivery of the XPeng P7+ has exceeded 85,000 units [6] Group 3: Corporate Leadership Changes - Li Fenggang has been appointed as the General Manager of Beijing Hyundai [7] - Li Bin's position at NIO Battery Technology has changed from Chairman to Director, with He Xuxiang taking over as the legal representative and General Manager [8] Group 4: Strategic Partnerships and Agreements - FAW Audi signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with Zhejiang Deao Automotive Group, focusing on dealer channel development and new media collaboration [9] - GAC Group announced an investment agreement with Honda, increasing the registered capital of GAC Honda from $541 million to $867.22 million [10] Group 5: Sales Performance - Honda's terminal automobile sales in China for October were reported at 59,886 units, reflecting a year-on-year decline of 20.6% [11] Group 6: Technological Developments - Tesla announced the launch of the AC external power supply function for the Model Y L, allowing users to power external devices [13] - Subaru plans to reassess its previously announced ¥1.5 trillion (approximately $99.5 billion) electrification investment plan, aiming for annual cost savings of ¥200 billion by 2030 to offset U.S. import tariffs [13]