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Geely-backed mobility tech company ECARX Technology has reached a cooperation agreement with Volkswagen Group to provide intelligent cockpit solutions for Volkswagen and Škoda brand vehicles globally.
NIO's first self-developed chip will be manufactured by Samsung, with the research and development team led by a former Huawei HiSilicon executive.
A joint venture called Maple, established by automakers Geely and Lifan, released its first smart battery-swappable electric car and named it "Maple 60S." The new model is expected to officially enter the market in February, 2022.
Yangwang, a high-end new energy vehicle brand launched by Chinese automaker BYD, announced that it will release its first car and other disruptive new technologies during a press conference scheduled for January 5.
On October 27, Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO upgraded its battery swap service and started a new pilot program. NIO car owners can now use a larger battery pack through a paid service on a daily basis.
The Geely Emgrand L Hi • X compact sedan was officially unveiled on Thursday. This is Geely's second hybrid model and also the first with the 1.5 TD-3DHT Leishen system.
Chinese automaker Geely will launch new cars every month this year, more than 90% of which will be new energy vehicles, with the main goal of increasing the firm's market share.
On September 15, Chinese automobile marque Baojun, a joint venture under SAIC-GM-Wuling, launched the 2023 KiWi EV. The most striking thing about the new model is that it is equipped with DJI's vehicle-mounted intelligent driving system "Lingxi."
Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto now expects its deliveries for the third quarter of 2022 to total around 25,500 units, significantly lower than previous forecasts, the company stated on September 26.
Li Auto, a Chinese electric vehicle company, delivered 21,233 new cars in December of last year, an increase of 50.7% year-on-year. Now, the firm expects that the monthly delivery volumes in 2023 may hit 40,000 units.
On July 29, Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD held an online conference and announced the details of its newest vehicle, Seal. Delivery will start in August and the vehicle will range in price from 209,800 yuan to 286,800 yuan ($31,113 - $42,532).
Apollo Future Mobility, a Hong Kong-listed company, announced on January 12 that it would acquire a subsidiary of Chinese automaker WM Motor for $2.02 billion. This is a strong indication of WM Motor's plan to carry out a public listing through a reverse takeover.