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2025 BYD Tang DM-i 7-seater Suv 1150km range under $25,500 walk-around | BYD | Chinese Ev​

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2025 XPENG P7+ Ev 710km range first-look | Xpeng | Chinese Ev​

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2025 ZEEKR MIX Electric MPV 712km range walk-around | Geely | Zeekr​

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2025 ZEEKR X Electric hatchback 550km range under $25,500 review | Geely | Zeekr | Chinese Ev​

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2025 BYD Sealion 07 Ev 610km Range under $28,500 walk-around | BYD | China | Ev​

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2024 BYD SONG Pro DM-i 1090km range under $18,000 walkaround | BYD | China​

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Another Chinese EV producer in danger - Yuanhang has financial problems

Yuanhang Auto has sold just 5,584 cars this year and is now reported to be in financial difficulties. Company denies it's about to go bankrupt.

carnewschina.com

Reports emerged on October 30 that Yuanhang, an EV brand owned by Dayun Group, is in trouble. According to the report, the company is suffering from employee loss and is also delaying salary payments.

According to an employee in the R&D Department of Yuanhang, in the chassis section, staff are leaving very fast; there are now only a dozen employees left. Another employee reported that his department had been forced to take a week of unpaid leave.

Furthermore, insiders are reporting that Yuanhang is experiencing cash flow problems and is looking for financing from the local government and other potential investors.

 

[Yommie]

Reports emerged on October 30 that Yuanhang, an EV brand owned by Dayun Group, is in trouble. According to the report, the company is suffering from employee loss and is also delaying salary payments.

According to an employee in the R&D Department of Yuanhang, in the chassis section, staff are leaving very fast; there are now only a dozen employees left. Another employee reported that his department had been forced to take a week of unpaid leave.

Furthermore, insiders are reporting that Yuanhang is experiencing cash flow problems and is looking for financing from the local government and other potential investors.

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