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On the 8th, China Association of Automobile Manufacturers issued a statement on its official website stating that the previous commitment letter's mention of "disrupting market fair competition order with abnormal prices" involving "prices" was expressed improperly. Therefore, this clause has been removed from the commitment letter.
Chaping, an independent tech media on Tencent's WeChat platform, announced on Monday that it will voluntarily refund the investment to Tencent after an online o...
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced the opening of the first China International Import Expo (CIIE) this morning at the National Exhibition and Convention Ce...
Starter, an international fashion sports brand, has recently received $40 million in C-round financing. The leading investor was QY Capital.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, Inc. signed an agreement with Xpeng Motors on Tuesday, providing Xpeng’s customers with services for their electric vehicles.
On March 17, Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng released its previous year-end financial report. Its total revenue for 2022 was 26.86 billion yuan ($3.89 billion), representing a 28% increase from the previous year.
NIO has made significant personnel cuts to its the autonomous driving department at its North American headquarters in San Jose, laying off another 141 employees.
Geely-backed electric vehicle brand Zeekr announced that as of March 17, its self-built charging stations had been launched in 20 cities across China.
On Thursday, Shenzhen-based drone firm DJI announced plans to hold a new product launch event at 21:00 on May 10, under the slogan "A Twist in the Plot."
Nio’s unveiling of its first luxury electric sedan, the ET7, along with an announcement of a groundbreaking solid-state battery that could be released as soon as next year ignited much interest from investors.
On Tuesday, Xiaomi India announced a new partnership with Shell India with the goal of making its products more accessible to consumers.
Data compiled by research firm Dell'Oro Group put Huawei at the top of the global communications equipment market for the second year in a row in 2021, holding a 28.7% share.