SERES Chairman Zhang Xinghai Sets Three-Year Target of One Million NEV Sales

Published: Jan 3, 2025 09:22

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[Zhang Xinghai of SERES Sends Internal Letter: Achieving Sales Target of One Million Units Within Three Years] Zhang Xinghai, Chairman (Founder) of SERES Group, outlined the 2025 goal in an internal letter to all employees. Specifically, AITO is positioned in the luxury car segment, the M9 is expected to maintain the top position in luxury car sales, and the overseas market for NEVs is expected to achieve a doubling plan. Zhang Xinghai also stated in the letter that SERES NEVs are expected to achieve a sales target of one million units within three years.

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