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Geely's new SUV LEVC TX5 has been revealed. Compared with the previously released commercial version of the TXN, which focused on commercial operations, this new SUV will focus on the 7-seat medium-sized MPV market for home use.
Chinese mobile content platform operator Qutoutiao announced its third quarter performance report ending September 30, 2021.
Banrixian, a home technology brand, recently received tens of millions of Pre-A round financing, which was led by Source Code Capital and followed by K2VC, with Foresight Capital acting as the exclusive financial consultant.
On February 28, Geely rejected Changan Auto’s claim of intellectual property rights infringement following last week’s release of its new Galaxy model.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella visited Xiaomi Corp. to speak on the morning of October 31. After Nadella's talk, Lei gave him a Mi MIX 2 handset as a gift and acco...
Nubia launched their latest gaming phone, the Red Magic 3, in Beijing on Apr. 28. This is an affordable handset for frugal gamers who don't want to compromise on either price or quality specs.
BYD has announced a cooperation plan with Levo Mobility, which will integrate Nuvve Holding's leading vehicle-to-grid technology with BYD's battery electric vehicles.
Chinese tech giant Baidu on Thursday received the first-ever permits in China authorizing the company to provide driverless ride-hailing services to the public on open roads in Beijing.
An Anhui subsidiary of Shanghai-based new energy vehicle firm NIO released a patent regarding a "cylindrical battery" on Tuesday. This patent is expected to solve the problem of a low utilization rate in the effective height of a battery cell.
On the evening of Mar. 14, Xiaomi canceled the official sales of Xiaomi Mi 9 SE and Mi 9 Transparent Edition. In the first two rounds of pre-sales, Mi 9 was sold out in less than one minute.
JMGO, a smart projector brand, has secured 1 billion yuan ($157 million) in new financing. The co-investors were OPPO, IDG and Lexun Tiancheng.
Jihan Wu, the co-founder of Bitmain, announced he will resign as CEO to resolve a year-long dispute with Micree Zhan, the other co-founder, according to an internal letter he issued.