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On August 3rd, Li Auto officially released another version of its six-seater SUV L9 model - the L9 Pro, with a price of 429,800 yuan(60,173 US Dollar), which is 30,000 yuan (4,200 US Dollar) cheaper than the L9 MAX version priced at 459,800 yuan (64,373 US Dollar).
On December 11th, China Literature announced the acquisition of Tencent Animation and Comics' related business and IP assets for 600 million yuan.
Leading Chinese tech firm Alibaba announced it would donate 125 million yuan ($18.4 million) to equip more than 600,000 village clinics with two oximeters, basically achieving full coverage in rural areas.
Recently, the 7th Future Network Development Conference was officially held. At this conference, Peng Song, Senior Vice President of Huawei and President of ICT Strategy and Marketing, delivered a keynote speech. In his speech, Peng Song revealed his predictions on the development speed of autonomous driving.
Faraday Future announced on January 8 that its FF91 model completed a 250-mile long-distance road test at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held annually in Las Vegas.
On October 12, Tencent’s share price fell below HK$250, hitting a new low since November 2018. It fell more than 60% from its historical high at the beginning of 2021 and now only has a market value of only HK$2.43 trillion.
Chinese game developer Perfect World has announced the launch of an overseas version of its open world game Tower of Fantasy on August 10, and the number of pre-registrants globally has exceeded 3 million.
NetEase Games, the online gaming division of Chinese internet technology firm NetEase, announced on Thursday its first studio in the United States, Jackalope Games, which is based in Austin, Texas.
China launched its CERES-1 Y2 carrier rocket designed for commercial use from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China Tuesday.
Despite speculation from Chinese media outlets focusing on IPO news, Xiaohongshu has denied any immediate plans to go public.
In 2018, a record number of Chinese companies listed on US exchanges. Investors the world over watched with intent as China’s economic transformation entered a new era. Chinese executives gleefully rang the opening bell at NYSE or NASDAQ on a seemingly constant basis.
China's Ministry of Transport issued a document on July 22 requiring the transportation authorities of all cities to collect license information of car-hailing companies and their vehicles and drivers for real-time sharing.