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Tesla Model Y L Range Official: EPA Rating Beats Tesla’s Estimate

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has published the official range ratings for the Tesla Model Y L Premium AWD, and they exceed Tesla’s original figures in the configurator. Particularly striking is the small loss of range when switching from 19- to 20-inch wheels. This makes the stretched, three-row Model Y look more efficient than many had expected.

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Norway: EV Share Hits 98.7%, VW ID.4 Leads as Tesla Weakens

Norway set a new record in August, with EVs accounting for 98.7% of new registrations, making the market virtually all-electric. Volkswagen leads the brand ranking, while the VW ID.4 tops the model chart. Tesla had a notably weaker month, while Toyota, Xpeng and BYD posted strong gains.

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BYD grows outside China despite declines in revenue and profit

In the first half of 2026, BYD generated more revenue outside China than in its home market for the first time, driven by rapidly rising international sales. At the same time, group revenue and net profit declined, while margins improved thanks to the international business. Expansion in Europe, Southeast Asia and Latin America is therefore becoming even more strategically important for BYD.

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Chinese Cars Gain Ground as Half of UK Drivers Are Open to Buying One

Almost half of UK drivers would now consider a Chinese manufacturer for their next purchase, significantly more than in 2025. The main drivers are value for money, expectations of discounts and rapidly growing brand awareness. At the same time, this reflects sentiment rather than a commitment to buy, and the UK market differs notably from the EU because it has not imposed additional tariffs.

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China’s Car Market in a Model Frenzy: 3.6 Launches per Day

China’s automotive industry now launches more than 3.6 new models per day on average, with over 542 new vehicles arriving in the first five months of 2026. But this flood of models does not automatically translate into genuine demand: many vehicles sell strongly only briefly before sales collapse. For Europe, this means more choice, but also fiercer price competition and a more aggressive shakeout among brands.

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Nio Delivers Strong Results, but Onvo Falters and Stock Falls

Nio delivered 35,836 vehicles in August, a significant increase year over year but slightly fewer than in July. While the core Nio brand is growing strongly, secondary brand Onvo continues to lose ground—and that is likely weighing more heavily on investors right now than the overall figure.

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Tesla Model 3 RWD Gets Significantly Cheaper in Hong Kong

Tesla is bringing the more affordable Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive to Hong Kong and Macau, significantly lowering the barrier to entry. The price advantage comes from pared-back equipment and reduced charging power, while key figures such as range and efficiency remain largely intact.

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Zeekr Hits 36,981 Deliveries as Growth Doubles

Zeekr delivered 36,981 vehicles worldwide in August 2026, setting a monthly record for the fifth consecutive time. Year-to-date deliveries total 251,188 vehicles, roughly twice as many as in the previous year. The main drivers are the 7X SUV and fresh momentum from the 9X, which is now also being exported.

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Onvo L60 passes 110,000 deliveries—what’s behind it

NIO’s Onvo brand reports 110,000 L60 SUVs delivered, just under 23 months after the first deliveries began. Sales picked up again in August after remaining well below the previous year’s level so far in 2026. At the same time, the June update, featuring a 900-volt platform, battery swapping and new driver-assistance options, is intended to keep the L60 competitive in the Model Y segment.

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Voyah Slips Into the Red Despite 42% Revenue Growth

Voyah significantly increased revenue and deliveries in the first half of 2026, yet still fell back into the red. The main reason was declining profitability as raw material and component prices rose amid intensifying competition. At the same time, Dongfeng’s premium brand continued to advance new models, its charging network, and international expansion.

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Tesla Model S and Model X: Farewell Sales Surge

In the US, Tesla Model S and Model X registrations rose significantly in the first half of 2026, apparently because many buyers wanted to secure one before production ended. At the same time, Tesla’s lineup is undergoing a clear shift: the Model Y accounts for the majority of registrations, while the Model 3 and Cybertruck are declining noticeably.

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BYD Half-Year Results: Profit Down 20%, Exports Boom

BYD reports declining revenue and significantly lower profit for the first half of 2026, despite strong growth in its international business. Its gross margin even improved slightly, but weaker NEV sales in China and currency losses weighed on earnings. At the same time, BYD continues to invest heavily in research and development and has improved its operating cash flow.

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VW Plant Closures From 2031: These Sites Are in the Plan

According to internal plans, Volkswagen is considering a phased sequence of “End of Production” dates for several German plants from 2031 onward. The reasons include insufficient production volumes, excess capacity and plans to move future successor models to other sites. This is particularly sensitive for regions such as Zwickau and Emden, where thousands of jobs depend directly and indirectly on the plants.

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BMW Passes 2 Million EVs as Neue Klasse Gains Momentum in Europe

BMW reports that it has delivered two million all-electric vehicles since the i3 launched in 2013. The milestone vehicle, an i5 M60 xDrive, rolled off the production line in Dingolfing, while the Neue Klasse is providing noticeable momentum in Europe. In the first half of 2026, around one in four BMW vehicles sold in Europe was already fully electric.

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MG 07 Launches in China With 10,000 Orders in 2 Minutes

The MG 07 has made a lightning-fast start in China, surpassing 10,000 binding orders in under two minutes. The high proportion of long-range versions stands out, prompting MG to ramp up its supply chain early. For Europe, this is primarily an indication of just how intense the pricing pressure and pace of development in China’s electric sedan segment have become.

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VW Job Cuts and Plant Debate: Up to 100,000 Jobs at Stake

Volkswagen is providing more detail on its cost-cutting plans and raising the possibility of eliminating up to 100,000 jobs worldwide, in addition to reductions already agreed through 2030. Particular attention is focused on four German plants employing around 40,000 people in total, with no confirmed production allocation from the early 2030s onward.