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In a short Weibo post on December 10, Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi revealed a new battery technology the R&D team has been working on, in which the silicon content inside a battery can be increased by about three times.
On Apr. 18, Time released its list of the 100 most influential people in 2019. Apart from entertainment celebrities like Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande, the list also brings with it big guns from China's tech industry including Ren Zhengfei, founder of Huawei, Zhang Yiming, CEO of Bytedance and He Jiankui, the initiator of the world-renowned gene-editing surgery.
Tao Lin, Vice President of Tesla China: "When will the steering wheel heating function be introduced for the Standard Range Plus of Model 3 in China?" Tao replied that this function will be launched in the near future.
Leading Chinese smartphone brand OPPO today launched the OPPO Reno 4 Pro in India at the price of 34,990 Rupees with a livestreamed AR event.
At 7:00 pm on August 11, Lei Jun, the co-founder and CEO of Beijing-based tech giant Xiaomi, will hold his annual speech, and many new products will also be released. Xiaomi has begun to generate anticipation for these products.
XPeng is dropping NVIDIA Thor in favor of its self-developed chip, which could debut in vehicles as early as May. Moving forward, all new models will be equipped with in-house chips.
The rules include procedures for listing, trading and membership management within the new bourse, and are all on trial status currently.
Tencent has increased its investment in overseas startups by more than seven times this year in an effort to accelerate its global expansion, as Beijing cracks down on online gaming.
BYD's net profit in Q1 increased fourfold owing to the growth in car sales.
Amidst the fiery smoke of the current US-China trade war, the story adopted a neutral angle, explicitly reflecting upon the ideological differences between the two great powers against the backdrop of globalization.
Gucci opened its first flagship store today on Alibaba’s Tmall, an e-commerce platform for B2C online retail in China.
"Douyin E-commerce's New Brands Growth Report for 2022" was officially released, which was jointly published by Douyin E-commerce, Mass Consumption Business Center of ByteDance's Ocean Engine and Arithmetic Report.