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On the first day of April many Chinese electric vehicle makers unveiled their monthly delivery data. Automakers included XPeng, Li Auto, and NIO, the three major players listed in the U.S. and Hong Kong.
Kuaishou, the Chinese short video streaming platform, is working with the Royal Society of Chemistry in the United Kingdom to develop a science summer camp named Rising Star China Chemistry Camp. The project aims to deliver better science education to Chinese students in poverty-stricken areas.
QCraft, a Beijing-based provider of autonomous driving solutions, announced on December 2 its completion of a B1 round of financing worth several hundred million yuan.
In 2024, Porsche's sales in China plummeted by 28% to 56,887 cars. In 2021, China was Porsche's largest market with sales of 96,000 cars.
Recently, XPeng Motors partnered with Ali & Sons Holding LLC in Dubai to hold a launch event for the G6 and G9 models.
JD's (京东）closing price on June 26 was $43.08, raising their total market value to $61.149 billion. They are quickly approaching to Baidu's total market value o...
On Thursday night, Huawei's P50 series was officially released. This is Huawei's first smartphone that will be pre-installed with its home-built HarmonyOS.
On September 26, Chinese smartphone brand Honor held an online conference to release new electric notebook products, such as the Honor MagicBook V14, MagicBook 16 Series, Honor Tablet V7 and Honor Smart Screen X2 Series.
A plan to make cars by leading Chinese ride-hailing platform Didi may be officially released in June this year, while deliveries may begin in June next year.
At the 2018 Computing Conference in Shenzhen on March 28, Simon Hu, Alibaba Group senior vice president and Alibaba Cloud president, announced that Alibaba will...
Chinese Electric Vehicle Battery Manufacturer CATL announced on Monday that it had signed a new long-term agreement with U.S. EV maker Tesla to supply battery cells to the company. Shares of CATL have been climbing in recent months in anticipation of the deal.
"The Internet is a natural monopoly industry, and if it is still dominated by Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent in a decade, it will be most unfortunate for China," Ri...