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Lanxiang, famous for its vocational training in excavator operation, vehicle repair and culinary arts, has added a new major: e-sports. The three-year program i...
XPeng announced today it has signed an agreement to build the Phase Two expansion project of the XPeng Zhaoqing Smart EV Manufacturing Base.
With the arrival of the "Double 11 Shopping Festival", many Chinese automobile companies, such as Leapmotor, NETA Auto and AITO, have launched preferential policies with values as high as 13,000 yuan ($1,793) for vehicle purchases.
Huawei chairman Liang Hua disclosed that the telecom giant will build its first European 5G manufacturing facility in France.
At the Huawei Cloud Spark Founders Summit, Huawei announced intentions to invest $100 million in its Asia-Pacific Spark Program throughout the next three years to help create a sustainable start-up ecosystem in the region.
If Didi Chuxing Technology Co., the Uber of China, succeeds in the initial public offering in 2018, it will bypass Uber to become the world's first publicly lis...
IM Motors, a joint venture between SAIC and Alibaba, exhibited its concept car, IM LS7 last year. This model is scheduled to be launched in the second half of this year. However, pictures of the interior of the car have recently leaked online.
Chinese photo-editing software developer Meitu Mobile announced plans to close down its smartphone business on Apr. 14. The mobile phone business will be transferred to Xiaomi Corporation.
Motorola confirmed on its Weibo account on August 6 that it will host a new product launch in Wuhan in the middle of August, likely to launch the first 5G modul...
JiDU, an automobile robot startup company initiated by Baidu and strategically invested by Geely, held the first automobile robot ecological partner conference on August 8.
Beijing-based tech giant and TikTok creator ByteDance is carrying out final preparations for its subsidiary perfume brand EMOTIF, before it enters shelves on third-party e-commerce platforms.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com announced on May 11th that its current CEO, Xu Lei, has resigned from his position due to personal reasons. The company's CFO, Sandy Xu, will take over as the new CEO and Xu Lei will smoothly hand over his responsibilities before retiring in June.