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Just after the eight-day National Day golden week, the competition among Chinese e-commerce giants has begun - they are preparing for the upcoming annual Double 11 shopping festival.
On August 30, BYD's new IP 'Xia' was officially launched. The Dynasty's first mid to large-sized flagship MPV, Xia, will officially be available for sale within the year, with global sales.
According to the Chinese investment news portal PEdaily, Meituan has started recruiting costumer service employees for its shared power bank division.
Leading artificial intelligence company Baidu on Sept. 30 announced that its Smart Living Group (SLG) has entered into definitive agreements with CPE, Baidu Capital and IDG Capital for Series A financing at a post-money valuation of approximately 20 billion yuan ($2.9 billion.)
Shenzhen-based auto giant BYD announced on August 17 that it will release its 2022 Tang DM-p vehicle model on August 25. This new car is positioned as a mid-sized SUV with four-wheel drive performance.
On February 7, Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus announced its latest Ace 2 model, a high-end device with impressive specifications and a focus on gaming.
OnePlus' "flagship masterpiece for the new decade" - OnePlus 13 is scheduled to be released on October 31st.
Five stores of Lady M, an American luxury dessert brand, in Shanghai were suddenly replaced by dessert brand La Repete, which also featured Lady M's trademark product, French melaleuca cakes.
On October 16, Horizon Robotics, a smart driving technology company, launched its IPO in Hong Kong. Alibaba and Baidu are cornerstone investors.
In episode 75 of Tech Buzz China, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying Lu talk about China ecommerce SaaS (software as a service), which currently primarily refers to WeChat ecommerce as it takes place through mini programs.
On February 18th, Xingji Meizu announced a strategic adjustment, ceasing the development of traditional smartphone projects and going "All in AI."
Telecommunications and technology firm Huawei announced via Weibo, a Chinese equivalent of Twitter, on Wednesday that the company will launch its new openEuler operating system on September 25.