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Chinese electric vehicle firm Xpeng Motors held its annual 1024 Tech Day on October 24 in Zhaoqing, Guangdong province, focusing on the firm's latest progress in super charging, intelligent assisted driving and flying cars.
Huawei launched the AITO M5 Intelligent Driving Edition, the first car model equipped with its second-generation automated driving system ADS 2.0, on April 17th. Additionally, it teased the release of a luxury SUV model called AITO M9 in Q4.
According to the news obtained by digital tipster Mukul Sharma on Thursday, the Nothing Ear (1) Stick headset of technology brand Nothing will be released.
While no outright closure has been announced, the studio's current focus is on assisting its team members in finding new opportunities and establishing connections with other companies.
With its advantages in automobile manufacturing and preferential tariff policies, Thailand is emerging as an important destination for China's new energy vehicle makers to begin exploring international markets.
Vivo unleashed its new vivo X23 smartphone during its product launch event in Beijing On September 6. The new smartphone has an in-display fingerprint scanne...
In October this year, an individual paid a deposit of 5,000 yuan for a Xpeng P7 and signed a purchase agreement with the store. However, when the car was delivered in November, he was asked to pay an extra 7,000 yuan.
Following the launch of virtual avatar "Douyin Zaizai," ByteDance's Douyin platform recently unveiled a new virtual space. Meanwhile, competing Chinese short video streaming platform Kuaishou is also developing a virtual avatar social networking layout.
On February 15, Chinese smartphone maker OPPO released the Find N2 Flip at a global launch event. OPPO is the official partner of the UEFA Champions League and its latest flagship foldable smartphone is the official smartphone of the European soccer league.
Chinese cryptocurrency miners Huobi Mall and BTC.TOP announced on Sunday that they have suspended their operations on mainland China after the country escalated its crackdown on bitcoin mining and trading activities, contributing to a slump in the cryptocurrency markets.
China’s leading e-commerce giants, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., JD.Inc., and Pinduoduo Inc. have launched programs to help revive sales in farmed goods from Hubei.
On the late evening of November 27, the Chinese ride-hailing app Didi crashed. DiDi users in Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou reported on social media that they were unable to use the DiDi app and that the maps were not loading.