Zeekr makes US IPO filing public

02:01pm, Thursday, 09'th Nov 2023
Chinese automaker Geely's (GEELY.UL) premium electric car brand, Zeekr, on Thursday made public its paperwork for an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States.
Despite the sell-offs in the broader indices like the S&P 500, the potential of aerial car stocks holds steady. These companies are pioneering a new era of aerial transportation.
China has become the world's largest vehicle exporter, with a significant portion of its growth attributed to new energy vehicles, particularly electric vehicles. Europe is driving the demand for Chin
Nearly two years after Waymo and Geely struck a deal to develop robotaxis for the U.S. market, we are seeing concrete progress in the collaboration. According to a job post posted on LinkedIn, Zeekr,
Due to the emergence of the newest technology in urban air mobility (UAM), undervalued flying car stocks are taking off. Generally, these companies are not well-understood by mainstream investors.

EV Company News For The Month Of July 2023

08:31am, Thursday, 03'rd Aug 2023
Global electric car sales June 2023 up 38% YoY to 19% share. China sales up 28% to 38% share. Europe up 42% to 25% share. USA up 38% to 9% share. EV market news - China 6b emission standard started on

EV Company News For The Month Of June 2023

08:51am, Friday, 07'th Jul 2023
Global electric car sales for May 2023 were up 50% YoY to 16% share - China sales were up 54% to 35% share, Europe was up 38% to 23% share, USA was up 68% to 8% share. EV market news - Ford, GM and Ri
Two heavyweights in China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry have lobbied Beijing for different approaches to charging, a key issue in the development of the new energy vehicle market in the country.Lei Jun, chief executive officer of smartphone giant Xiaomi which has recently entered the market and Geely CEO Li Shufu, an automobile industry veteran, have tabled different proposals at China’s annual political gathering asking for the government to change the charging approach for EVs.Xiaomi made…

China’s self-driving car development troubled

08:20pm, Sunday, 27'th Feb 2022 BLDaily The BL
Chinese self-driving car manufacturers now face the problem: chip technology lags behind that of the United States, and production cannot be autonomous, leading to the resistance of China’s self-driving development. The Financial Times reported on Feb. 22 that Jidu, a joint venture between Baidu and car manufacturer Geely, is demonstrating Robocar, a self-driving car, after […]
Lotus, the British sports car brand majority owned by Chinas Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, is in early discussions about a stock market listing with the idea of raising fresh capital for global expansion and electric vehicle (EV) development.The carmaker hopes to float initial public offering (IPO) shares in two years. It has ambitions of selling 100,000 vehicles globally in 2028, which would represent an about 60-fold increase over last year, when it delivered 1,710 cars, the Financial Times

Ford''s CEO explores ways to separate EV business, sources say

09:52am, Sunday, 20'th Feb 2022 Automotive News Europe
A number of automakers and are rethinking their internal combustion activities. Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo said last week that the automaker could split off its electric and internal combustion drivetrain activities into two dedicated entities. Mercedes-Benz has said it would partner with Geely Holding in China on small engines as it transitions to electric motor production in Europe.
Hong Kong stocks dropped, with the benchmark set for the first weekly loss this month as rising geopolitical risks and local Covid-19 infections sapped risk appetite.The Hang Seng Index slipped 0.6 per cent to 24,654.31 as of 10.43am local time on Friday, heading for a 1 per cent loss this week. The Hang Seng Tech Index lost 0.5 per cent, while the Shanghai Composite Index was little changed.Power-tool maker Techtronics, ENN Energy, Anta sports, WuXi Biologics and Geely Auto led declines, each…
Electric vehicle startup Polestar on Sunday revealed its first Super Bowl ad that took a shot at rivals, including Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA ) and legacy stalwart Volkswagen Group (OTC: VWAGY ). What Happened: The Swedish company, which is backed by Chinas Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co (OTC: GELYF ) and Volvo Cars Group, unveiled a 30-second advertisement named No Compromises for its Polestar 2 electric sedan. The commercial centers around an approach the automaker says sets it apart from rivals. Without naming anyone, the commercial notes how Polestar promises no dieselgate, and no conquering Mars, with obvious reference to Volkswagens Full story available on Benzinga.com
Chinese tech company Baidu and auto manufacturer Geely are putting more money into the electric car venture Jidu that they partnered on just about a year ago.
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