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Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO is recruiting a number of employees for manufacturing-related positions the U.S., suggesting that the company is planning to build a new factory in the U.S.
WM Motor, an EV firm in China's mainstream market, on October 5 announced that it expects to amass over $300 million in a Series D1 round of financing, led by PCCW Limited and Shun Tak Holdings Limited.
On September 23, some netizens in China broke the news that a Xpeng P7 owner was using the NGP automatic navigation assisted driving system as it collided with a truck.
For the the first time, a Tesla electric vehicle has been included in a Chinese government procurement catalog.
With the recent easing of stringent COVID-19 control policies across China and increased support for struggling enterprises, many domestic automakers have sped up the resumption of production and kickstarted fresh marketing campaigns in pursuit of their sales targets.
A series of undercover photos showing BYD's new small pure electric vehicle named "Seagull" have recently been leaked on Chinese social media platforms.
Currently, the overall personnel scale of Li Auto's chip team is over 160 people, distributed in Beijing, Shanghai, Silicon Valley, and Singapore.
On August 21st, Jacky(Gu Jie), the Senior Director of Powertrain at XPeng Motors, announced that the new model G9 from XPeng Motors will focus on high-end cost-effectiveness.
Domestic firm XPeng's new SUV model, which has recently been covertly photographed while carrying out road tests, may become a powerful rival of Tesla's Model Y.
On September 8, China's smart electric vehicle brand Leapmotor announced that the first batch of 60 mini electric vehicles, the T03, were exported to Israel, opening the first step of the brand's overseas expansion.
Two spy photos of BYD’s new sports car were taken in a BYD industrial park. The vehicle was tightly wrapped with camouflage stickers while compared to the BYD Qin that appears next to the new model, this vehicle appears to be a lot closer to the ground.
On Jan 13, Porsche released its latest sales figures, revealing a total delivery of 310,700 vehicles globally in 2024, down 3% year-on-year. While four of its five global regions showed growth, China stood out as the only declining market, seeing 2024 deliveries drop 28% to 56,900.