Cheaper EVs unleash new wave of price cuts | BYD plans stock buyback, more luxury models | BAIC's EV brand preps first Huawei-backed sedan | Li Auto CEO: Distressed EV makers should merge

China's lunar New Year that began Feb. 10 didn’t go well for the local auto industry.

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