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News emerged that Tesla had temporarily halted some operations at its Shanghai factory last month for four days due to the global shortage of semiconductors. Tesla responded that there is no relevant news at present.
Many sources are saying that Tesla China has begun a layoff plan in which 10% of the staff will be let go. However, such plan does not involve the manufacturing department.
CATL and CMA CGM recently signed a cooperation agreement and plan to establish a joint venture.
Alibaba has invested $10 million into XpressBees, an eCommerce logistics firm based in Pune, India.
Indonesian tech giant GoTo Group officially made its debut on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) through an initial public offering (IPO) on Monday. The company's stock code is GOTO.
United Parcel Service (UPS) is jumping into the self-driving vehicle world by investing in self-driving truck startup TuSimple. The Atlanta-based shipping giant sees it as an opportunity to boost on-road safety and efficiency.
Faraday Future (FF), the California-based electrical vehicle start-up, confirmed on July 15 that Xia Haijun, CEO of Evergrande Group, has assumed the post of FF...
The vessel Glovis Splendor carrying 4,767 electric vehicles produced by Tesla's Shanghai plant departed on Wednesday from Shanghai's Nangang Port to overseas.
Oliver Zipse, Chairman of the Board of Management of German automaker BMW Group, recently said that the company will continue to unswervingly take root in China and establish a stable win-win relationship with Chinese partners.
Some Tesla owners in China have recently received notice letters to make up payments, allegedly because they did not meet the total mileage condition within a specified time period, and therefore could not receive state subsidies.
On the afternoon of June 10 Beijing time, the stock price of The9 Limited (NASDAQ: NCTY) rose sharply. According to Sina Finance, as of 4:57pm Beijing time, June 10, The9's pre-market price was $1.47 per share, with an increase of 27.83 percent.
On April 25th, Tesla opened its charging network to other non-Tesla new energy vehicles in mainland China for trial. The first batch of trials includes 10 Tesla supercharging stations that are open to 37 non-Tesla vehicle models.