北京燃油车彻底禁入网约平台；近百台小米YU7流入二手车市丨汽车交通日报

Group 1 - Beijing has banned fuel vehicles from ride-hailing platforms starting July 20, marking a significant shift towards the electrification of the ride-hailing industry [1] - Xiaomi's YU7, launched on June 26, has seen a record order volume of over 300,000 units within a short period, with nearly 100 units already entering the second-hand market [2] - Faraday Future announced a strategic partnership with HabitTrade to enhance shareholder value through exclusive offers on the HabitTrade platform [3] Group 2 - The Wuling Xingchi 2026 model was officially launched on July 22, with two configurations priced between 3.78 million and 6.68 million yuan, and has sold over 80,000 units since its launch [4]