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Baidu announced on December 26 a major expansion of its commercialized fully driverless robotaxi service in Wuhan, Hubei Province. The move triples the size of its operation areas, increases the number of robotaxis in service and expands the system's operation times to include key evening hours.
Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) companies have released their sales data for December 2024 and the whole year. Excluding traditional automakers like BYD and Geely, the top five emerging EV startups are Li Auto, Leapmotor, NIO, XPeng, and Xiaomi.
Chinese battery giant CATL signed an agreement on December 20 to deepen strategic cooperation with Avatr, an electric vehicle firm headquartered in Chongqing.
In response to recent reports that an infrared sensor in the rear row ceiling of Li Auto's L8 Pro SUV model has been discontinued, the Chinese new energy auto firm confirmed on the evening of October 27 that this is false information.
A car accident involving a Lexus LM in Guigang, Guangxi Province on July 28 has aroused heated discussion and concern within the Chinese internet.
Chinese electric vehicle brand XPeng Motors plans to expand its business to Sweden and the Netherlands.
NIO Capital will invest tens of millions of US dollars in electric vehicle startup Zhixing. William Li, the founder and chairman of NIO, once said internally that incubating this project is the firm's "strategic layout in specific market segments."
On November 26, Faraday Future (FF) announced its plan to change its Nasdaq ticker symbol from FFIE to FFAI in early 2025.
Chinese automaker GAC Group announced on October 20 that its subsidiary GAC Aion has completed round-A financing of 18.294 billion yuan ($2.42 billion) from a total of 53 strategic investors, boosting its post-investment valuation to 103.294 billion yuan.
Geely Auto Group announced on December 7 that its world-first 3-gear hybrid electric drive DHT Pro has entered mass production and rolled off the line at the Raytheon DHT Pro Micron Factory at the end of November 2021.
On Thursday, the first covert photos of a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) made by Denza, a joint venture established by BYD and Daimler AG, were leaked.
A Shanghai subsidiary of Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group (Evergrande Auto) recently released details about it having become a judgement debtor, as well as regarding consumption restriction orders.