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Nasdaq-listed Chinese new energy vehicle company Li Auto has recently set up a new automobile services company in Shanghai. The registered capital of the firm has reportedly reached 1 billion yuan ($140.4 million).
He Xiaopeng, the founder of Chinese EV maker XPeng, recently stepped down as chairman of XPeng Aeroht, an affiliate of XPeng and a flying car company.
On July 15, six vehicle companies including Leopaard began to undergo merging and restructuring. Hongdian New Energy, with Chinese EV startup WM Motor as a shareholder, has been chosen as the exclusive investor for restructuring.
On March 17th, Baidu's Apollo Go was allowed to carry out a demonstration of its unmanned automated driving service in Beijing. This is the first time in the world that unmanned motor vehicles have been implemented in a capital city. So far, Apollo Go has started unmanned automated driving travel services in Beijing, Wuhan and Chongqing.
Faraday Future today announced the results of an internal investigation in regards to earlier charges of "inaccurate disclosures" filed by short seller J Capital Research.
Freeman Shen, Founder, Chairman and CEO of WM Motor, issued comments on Tuesday through Chinese social media regarding the future prospects of electric vehicle supercharging technology.
On Wednesday, Shenzhen-based automaker BYD saw its 70,000th all-electric bus, a 13-meter model due for shipment to Sweden, roll off the production line at its Hangzhou facility.
On September 28, BYD launched three models for the European market, including Han, Tang and ATTO3 (known as Yuan PLUS in China). The prices for these three models, however, are much higher than those in China.
A group of undercover photos of XPeng Motors' brand-new model were leaked on Tuesday. Not long ago, He Xiaopeng revealed that the firm will launch the C-class vehicle platform and the B-class vehicle platform.
Chinese automobile manufacturer Geely released several photos of its new hybrid car, the Emgrand L Hi · X.
According to Tesla China, the Shanghai factory still maintained efficient production and output in 2022. The vehicle production will carry out the annual production line maintenance work as planned this week.
Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturer Li Auto announced on Friday that it has now installed more than 100,000 household charging piles.