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Baidu and Zhejiang Geely have established the EV brand Ji Yue whose first model is the 01 crossover.
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Aramco joins Geely and Renault to develop ICE, e-fuel solutionsAramco is working with Geely and Renault to keep the internal-combustion engine alive.
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New Geely Galaxy sub-brand promises 7 cars in 2 years
Geely has launched a new brand for hybrid and electric cars.
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Lotus EV division to go public via $5.4B SPAC deal
The Chinese company developing multiple Lotus EVs will soon start trading on the Nasdaq.
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Alpine may turn to Geely for flagship SUV platform
Alpine has at least five models in the works, all of them electric.
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Zeekr may be next EV startup to launch IPO in US
Geely's newest EV brand, Zeekr, may launch a U.S. IPO as soon as spring 2023.
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Zeekr is developing a vehicle that will hit U.S. roads as part of the Waymo One self-driving taxi service.
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Renault teases first model based on Geely-Volvo platform
Renault will use a platform developed by Geely and Volvo to underpin multiple models, starting with a coupe-like crossover.
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Geely buys 7.6% stake in Aston Martin
Aston Martin has joined Mercedes-Benz and Volvo as car companies that have Geely as a major shareholder.
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Geely-Renault deal could see Lynk & Co. enter US
A potential deal between Geely and Renault could pave the way for Geely's Lynk & Co. brand to reach the U.S. Geely and Renault in August signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a comprehensive deal that will see them jointly introduce Renault-branded hybrids in China, using vehicle platforms...
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Volvo shares start trading following successful IPO
Volvo has gone public via an IPO and is on track to receive $2.4 billion out of the deal.
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Volvo will seek to raise almost $3B from IPO
Volvo is about to go public in a deal that could value the company at close to $30 billion.
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Volocopter and Geely expect to have an electric flying taxi service up and running in China in the next 3-5 years.
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Geely design chief Peter Horbury moved to Lotus, replaced by ex-Bentley designer
Lotus has named a new head designer as it prepares for the launch of four new models.
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Renault taps Geely for hybrid vehicles for China, South Korea
Renault is making another crack at the Chinese market, this time with Geely as a partner.
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With IPO in view, Volvo buys out Chinese joint ventures from Geely
Volvo is set to become the first foreign automaker to fully own its operations in China.
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Geely-backed Ecarx buys 15% of Volvo self-driving unit Zenseact
A new deal with Ecarx is expected to help self-driving technology company Zenseact expand into China.
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As it turns toward EVs, Volvo spins off internal-combustion engine operations
Volvo and Geely will merge their respective internal-combustion engine departments into the new company Aurobay.
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The Geely Vision Starburst concept introduces the brand's Expanding Cosmos design language with creased lines and lighting elements to indicate vehicle status.
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Zeekr 001: First model from new Geely brand for premium EVs revealed
Geely plans to target Tesla with a premium brand focused on EV technology.
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Volvo to help develop next-gen infotainment system for all Geely brands
Volvo plans to establish a joint venture with China's Ecarx to develop a next-generation infotainment system.
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Volvo and Geely plan deep collaboration but rule out full merger
While they won't merge, Volvo and Geely will still collaborate on platforms, powertrains and even dealerships.
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Geely invests in Faraday Future, may build cars for EV startup
Faraday Future looks set to expand into China with help from Geely and Foxconn.
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Geely teams up with Foxconn to build cars, parts for other companies
Just as your phone or computer might be manufactured by a different company to the one that developed it, in the future the same could be true for cars.
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