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Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD announced on November 21 that it has signed an order for 64 electric buses with Nobina, the largest bus operator in Northern Europe. These vehicles are scheduled to be delivered in the second quarter of 2023.
On October 24th, FIFA confirmed that China will host the inaugural edition of the newly expanded 24-team Club World Cup in 2021.
Sogou, a Chinese tech firm acquired by Tencent last year, has launched a youthful community-based social product called "Miaogeng." On this platform, users can create texts and pictures around trending topics and buzzwords, deploying emojis to express their emotions.
The UBR theme park, two hotels and Universal CityWalk Beijing will be open to the public.
Recently, Baidu formally announced the establishment of Smart Living Group (hereinafter referred to as SLG). SLG is comprised of Baidu Duer Department, Baidu Ha...
Tesla officially unveiled a new Model Y Standard Range electric vehicle, featuring a price tag of 276,000 yuan and a cruising range of 525 kilometers.
Huawei announced its operating results for the first half of 2018 on July 31. The world's third largest smartphone maker reported the same growth rate as one ye...
Czech carmaker Skoda Auto, a subsidiary of Volkswagen, is reportedly considering a withdrawal from China and will make a final decision next year. A spokesperson for Skoda China said that the company has not made any decision on the necessity of adjusting its strategy.
Luohan Academy, an open research institute initiated by Alibaba Group Holding Limited, released its first report examining the relationship between digital technology and economic growth at the 2019 World Economic Forum in Davos.
Chinese smartphone maker OPPO today launched its first foldable flagship smartphone, the OPPO Find N, on the second day of its annual OPPO INNO DAY showcase. The OPPO Find N will be available in China starting December 23.
On October 15, Google announced the official launch of its first cross-border e-commerce acceleration center in Xiamen, a city in southern China.
Since the beginning of this year, a surge in reduced car prices has swept across China, prompting many vehicle companies to participate. Nevertheless, some companies, including Li Auto, NIO, Porsche, and Audi, have no intention of following suit.