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This week: Chinese stock photo provider Visual China Group launches NFT platform, Xinhua News Agency issues NFTs on Tencent's Enterprise blockchain, Gucci announces collaboration with Chinese IP Marsper, and more.
On November 3, Hozon Auto, which operates a car brand called NETA Auto, held a press conference promoting its new model, the NETA V Pro.
ASUS might join the circle with its upcoming ASUS Zenfone according to leaked photos on Twitter.
Chinese smartphone maker Honor announced on Thursday that it will again participate in the Mobile World Congress on February 28, 2022.
On October 10, China's ByteDance launched a new loan service app called “Manfen” (“full score“ in Chinese).
Meituan is testing a service called "Local Eating". This service is embedded in the Meituan App's food delivery service and is similar to a takeout version of "Xiaohongshu."
The official Weibo account of Tesla's China Charging Team announced on Tuesday that, as of today, the company has built and opened over 1,000 super charging stations and over 8,000 super charging piles in the Chinese mainland.
On Wednesday, Chinese tech giant Tencent released its first quarter financial report. In the first quarter of this year, Tencent achieved a revenue of 135.47 billion yuan ($20 billion), which the company considered stable.
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Denza, a joint venture between Chinese automaker BYD and German high-end automaker Daimler AG, announced on Wednesday that it will unveil its first luxury MPV, the Denza D9, on May 16.
Tencent Holdings reported on Wednesday a 26% year-on-year increase in its revenue for the first quarter of 2020 with its video games business generating more than a third of its revenue.
Quillion Technology, which has been in operation for more than half a year and was working on general-purpose computing and data center solutions, informed all staff on August 5 that the company would cease its operations.