Neta sees its 60,000th vehicle roll off line
Neta saw its first production vehicle roll off the line in July 2018, and its 10,000th vehicle roll off the line in December 2019.
Neta delivered record 6,011 vehicles in July, up 392% from a year earlier
Neta Automobile said Sunday it delivered a record 6,011 units in July, surpassing 6,000 for the first time and up 392 percent from a year earlier.
Neta sold 5,138 units in June, up 536% year-on-year
Neta Automobile earned a lot of praise for outselling Li Auto in May. Now, with Li Auto's big jump in deliveries in June, it has been overtaken again.
Chinese EV startup Neta aims for monthly sales of over 10,000
In the first five months of this year, Neta's cumulative sales reached 16,000 units, including 4,508 units sold in May.
An interesting change: Li Auto’s May deliveries surpassed by Neta
Li Auto's third position was overtaken by Neta Automobile, backed by Qihoo 360, China's largest cybersecurity company, which delivered 4,508…
Neta says it sold 4,508 units in May, up 551% from a year ago
Neta Automobile said Tuesday it sold 4,508 units in May, up 551 percent from a year ago, bringing its cumulative sales from January to May to…
Qihoo 360 starts hiring for car business, aims to build models priced at about $15,700
China's largest cybersecurity company is accelerating its plans after announcing last month that it is joining forces with electric car…
China’s largest cybersecurity firm explains its choice of car-making partner: We have no choice because Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto are already public
Those with successful financing, mass production and deliveries, and annual sales of over 10,000 are a rarity, with only Nio, Xpeng Motors, Li…
China’s largest cybersecurity firm confirms it is teaming up with a startup to build cars
The product pricing allows Neta to avoid direct competition with the US-listed Chinese EV trio Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto.
China’s biggest cybersecurity company eyeing car-making industry
As CnEVPost has mentioned many times before, it seems that in China today, Internet giants are all coveting to build cars.