ENOVATE
ENOVATE is a high-end mobility technology company focused on new energy vehicle R&D, production, sales and services.
ENOVATE, founded in 2005 and headquartered in Zhejiang, is China's leading new energy vehicle manufacturer. It has received over CNY 500 million in its latest fundraising backed by the government-industry guidance funds and large state-owned banks. Rivals with the direct and indirect competition with ENOVATE include NIO, Li Auto, and TESLA.
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