From：Internet Info Agency 2026-02-26 07:00:00
In February, more than 20 automotive brands—including BYD, NIO, and GAC Aion—launched a "seven-year low-interest loan" financing program to stimulate consumer demand. Meanwhile, Jaguar Land Rover China announced senior management changes: Pan Qing, former President and CEO, has been promoted to Global Director of Procurement while continuing to serve as President for China; CFO Tim Howard has taken over as CEO for China, with Chief Commercial Officer Wu Chen’s team now reporting to him. Additionally, XPeng announced that the all-electric 2026 X9 will launch on March 2; Aston Martin plans to cut 20% of its workforce due to declining profits; Hyperdomain Flying Car Company was established as an indirectly held subsidiary of GAC Group; and EVE Energy inaugurated its Phase II factory in Malaysia, accelerating its overseas expansion.
NIO ES9 Nears 10,000 Deliveries Within a Month of Launch; Pricing, Specs, and Delivery Plan Revealed
Eight Legacy Automakers Permanently Lose Production Licenses, Exit China Market
Xpeng Mona L03 All-Electric Coupe SUV Spotted; Filed with MIIT
China's Top 10 Passenger Vehicle Sales in May 2026 Feature No Fuel-Powered Cars for the First Time
Chinese Automakers Accelerate Acquisitions and Factory Builds to Seize European Market Window
Porsche Halts Production of Two Taycan Wagon Models Amid Slumping Sales
Geely Galaxy TT Launches with 725km Range and Advanced Smart Driving Features
