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He Xiaopeng, XPeng Motors Chairman and CEO, was the only representative of the emerging automobile manufacturing force to be invited to deliver a keynote speech...
Why does blockchain matter? People might have different answers to this question. To Kevin de Patoul, the co-founder of Keyrock, a digital-asset market maker, blockchain enables the market to provide liquidity on a broader scale of asset types.
On June 12, Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer NIO has announced a price adjustment across its entire range of vehicles and a change to the benefits for first-time car owners.
Chinese smartphone brand OnePlus released a new motor that powers haptic feedback and other smartphone vibrations. The new component will make its debut in the upcoming flagship smartphone OnePlus 11, which is scheduled for launch on January 4.
The C01, a new model produced by electric vehicle firm Leapmotor, was officially unveiled and opened for pre-sale on Tuesday. The new car will be available in five versions with a price range from $26,784 to $40,176.
Tencent-backed Chinese Internet giant Meituan-Dianping is seeking to go public in Hong Kong at an evaluation of $60 billion. According to The Information, it is...
He Xiaopeng proudly announced the unprecedented acceleration of XPeng's intelligent driving evolution, facilitated by end-to-end technology.
Chinese automaker Geely signed an agreement with the Wuxi city government for the landing of its high-performance electric drive project, with a total investment of 10 billion yuan ($1.57 billion).
Recently, at the departure ceremony of the "Belt and Road Global Journey" international segment, Amap announced the official launch of its product "World Map".
Chen Siying, former deputy general manager of Geely's Lynk & Co's sales company, officially joined Great Wall Motor on January 30 as CEO of the WEY brand and general manager of marketing for the TANK brand.
Tencent CEO Pony Ma has stipulated the Chinese tech giant's new mission statement and vision statement through WeChat yesterday in four words: tech for social good.
Xpeng Motors, one of China’s leading EV makers, made headlines recently when it released details about a flying car it had produced, capable of driving both on roads and in the air, scheduled to enter mass production in 2024.