电动车公社·2025-06-15 15:40Core Viewpoint - The article discusses recent developments in the automotive industry, particularly focusing on new electric vehicle (EV) launches, strategic partnerships, and regulatory updates in China. New Car Launches - Tesla launched the updated Model S and Model X in the US, with prices ranging from approximately 609,900 to 753,500 RMB. The Model S now offers an EPA range of 650 km, while the Model X has improved interior space and features [5][7][9] - The new Ora Good Cat is available for pre-sale with a price range of 89,800 to 109,800 RMB, featuring two battery options with ranges of 401 km and 430 km [10][12][13] - Lynk & Co announced its first mid-size plug-in hybrid sedan, the Lynk 10 EM-P, which features a 1.5T engine and dual-motor all-wheel drive [16][17] - Xiaopeng G7 is now available for pre-sale at 235,800 RMB, boasting a range of 702 km and advanced AI capabilities [18][29][32] - FAW Toyota's bZ5 was launched with a price range of 129,800 to 159,800 RMB, featuring a 15.6-inch central control screen and various advanced driver assistance systems [34][38][41][43] - Chery's Duomi, a mini SUV, was launched with prices between 59,900 and 69,900 RMB, offering two range options of 305 km and 405 km [46][49] Company Developments - Li Auto signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Shell to enhance lubrication supply and global expansion efforts [52][53][55] - Geely introduced its Raytheon AI Hybrid 2.0 technology, which aims to optimize fuel consumption and performance through AI [56][60][62] - GAC Toyota announced plans to launch extended-range models and deepen collaboration with Huawei, indicating a shift towards more localized production [64][69] - GAC Group unveiled its first mass-produced flying car, GOVY AirCab, priced under 1.68 million RMB, set to begin operations in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau area [70][72][74] - Leap Motor opened its first store in Hong Kong, marking its entry into the market and expanding its competitive landscape [75][78] - Xiaomi's SU7 Ultra set a record as the fastest mass-produced electric vehicle at the Nürburgring, showcasing its performance capabilities [79][82] - EVE Energy plans to list in Hong Kong to enhance its capital strength and global competitiveness, following its previous listing in Shenzhen [83][86] Domestic News - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced increased regulatory scrutiny on new vehicle quality, focusing on high-risk models to ensure consumer safety [87][88][89]