01 BYD's Denza Z9 GT Achieves 1,000-km Range and Fast Charging
BYD's new luxury GT can drive over 1,000 km without stopping and fully recharge in under 10 minutes
BYD's new Denza Z9 GT is a luxury electric vehicle that can drive over 1,000 km (621 miles) without stopping and fully recharge in under 10 minutes. The vehicle is priced at around $40,000 in China and is now being launched in Europe, the UK, and several other markets. This achievement is significant for the battery industry as it demonstrates the advancements in battery technology, allowing for longer ranges and faster charging times. The Denza Z9 GT's battery pack is capable of delivering a range of over 1,000 km, making it an attractive option for consumers who require a vehicle for long-distance travel. Electrek
02 Nio's Mirattery Continues Asset Securitization Push with New ABS Issuance
Mirattery, Nio's battery operator, is continuing its asset securitization push with a new ABS issuance
Mirattery, Nio's battery operator, is continuing its asset securitization push with a new ABS (Asset-Backed Security) issuance. This move is significant for the battery industry as it demonstrates the growing trend of asset securitization in the electric vehicle (EV) sector. Asset securitization allows companies to package and sell assets, such as battery leases, to investors, providing a new source of funding for EV manufacturers and battery operators. Mirattery's ABS issuance is expected to provide a boost to the company's finances and support its growth plans. CnEVPost
03 BYD's Decision to Take on Liability for Self-Driving Accidents
BYD has decided to take on liability for at-fault accidents that happen while its 'God's Eye' urban driving system is active in China
BYD has decided to take on liability for at-fault accidents that happen while its "God's Eye" urban driving system is active in China. This decision is significant for the battery industry as it demonstrates BYD's commitment to safety and its willingness to assume responsibility for accidents that may occur while its self-driving system is in use. The move is also seen as a way to build trust with consumers and regulators, which is essential for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles and autonomous driving technology. BYD's decision to take on liability for self-driving accidents is a first in the industry, and it may set a new standard for other manufacturers to follow. Electrek