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Soulgate Inc., the developer of the social media app Soul, has submitted another listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on March 27. Soulgate initially intended to become publicly traded in the United States, but abandoned this plan in June 2022.
He Xiaopeng, the founder and chairman of Chinese automaker Xpeng Motors, issued comments through social media on Thursday regarding the gradual recovery of automotive supply chains amid the ongoing global shortage of computer chips.
Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili announced last week the global premiere of The Hidden Kingdoms of China, a wildlife documentary series produced in partnership with National Geographic.
On Friday night, the opening ceremony of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics was successfully held.
Chinese automated driving computer chip company Black Sesame Technologies announced it has obtained strategic investment from Boyuan Capital, a subsidiary of leading global tech and engineering firm Bosch Group.
Huawei aims to sell 600,000 electric cars in the coming year, necessitating a monthly sales volume of 50,000 units.
On September 13, the topic of "Li Auto's President cashed out over 90 million yuan ($12.9 million)" aroused a firestorm of debate in China.
The P7+ is Xpeng's first model to incorporate the AI Eagle Eye Vision Smart Driving solution, which uses a single pixel Lofic architecture.
On Thursday, SERES, a brand owned by Chongqing Sokon, announced the launch of a premium smart car brand called AITO, which stands for "Adding Intelligence to Auto".
A software copyright infringement case leveled by ByteDance-owned game developer Moonton against Tencent opened for court sessions in Shanghai on November 29, attracting significant attention from the broader market.
Moonshot AI announced that its conversational AI assistant product Kimi Intelligent Assistant now supports lossless contextual input of 2 million words.
In response to several recent rumors about Tesla China, on the evening of August 23, the company's customer support account announced that Tesla's made-in-China models have no plans to use any new batteries, including 4680 batteries, at present.