Showing 12 of 13261 posts
According to a BOE announcement on Tuesday, the company's 6th generation AMOLED (flexible) production line project in the southwestern city of Chongqing has now begun mass production.
An electric car from Chinese EV-maker Weltmeister Motor (WM Motor) caught fire on the road in Wenzhou, a city in eastern China, on September 23, WM Motor confirmed on its official Weibo account.
Zvision, a provider of vehicle-level MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) lidar solutions, announced on Monday its completion of several hundred million yuan in a Pre-C round of financing, led by XPeng Motors.
Some Chinese web users recently claimed that Tesla would lower the terminal price of the China-made rear-wheel drive version Model 3 from its current price of 279,900 yuan to 219,900 yuan ($41,683 to $32,752). Tesla China denied the news.
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is now planning to independently develop chips for intelligent driving.
Neta X/AYA is listed in Singapore, and the new store will open in Singapore shortly.
On November 10, news that TikTok Shop will be launched in US was finally confirmed. In order to register for TikTok Shop in the US, merchants will need to use a domestic mobile phone number and email address, or an existing TikTok account. An invitation code is also required.
Chinese battery giant CATL announced on October 18 that it has reached an agreement with Primergy Solar LLC, a US-based distributed photovoltaics and energy storage operator, to exclusively supply batteries for its Gemini project.
AutoNavi, a digital map and navigation service provider backed by Alibaba, announced on October 21 that it was the first one in China to adapt to Apple iPhone14 Pro and iPhone14 Pro Max's Dynamic Island feature.
On July 10, insiders told the media that the release date of Huawei's first 5G smartphone, the Mate 20 X 5G, has been confirmed and will be released on July 26 in Shenzhen.
“Hot Blood Street Basketball,” developed by ByteDance’s wholly-owned subsidiary - Beijing Zhaoxiguangnian Information Technology.
GM's Jim Cain is cautiously optimistic about regaining profitability in Chinese ventures with SAIC Motor, without additional GM investment.