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Many highly anticipated Chinese films have announced their withdrawal from the cinema amid the peak Spring Festival season due to the recent coronavirus epidemic outbreak.
On December 24, Realme officially announced that its first 5G smartphone, the Realme X50 will be unveiled at the company’s launch event on January 7, 2020 in Beijing.
After appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS), Chinese swimmer Sun Yang received a less severe penalty from his previous confrontation with anti-doping officials in 2018. Rather than the previous eight-year-long ban, the well-known athlete will be banned from participating in competitions for four years and three months.
Content with "Audi Xiaoman (Grain Buds) Advertising Plagiarism" and "Audi and Andy Lau" emerged as trending topics on Weibo on May 21.
"Luoke Automobile", the automobile project of Chang Jing, founder and CEO of Roborock, had completed a financing round of $ 100 million at the end of 2021. This round was led by Tencent and followed by Sequoia Capital.
BYD partnered with its distributor CFAO in Madagascar, to launch the first local BYD new energy vehicle product - ATTO 3.
Huawei is selling its low-budget smartphone line Honor brand to a consortium including Chinese IT provider Digital China, three state-owned companies and electronics company TCL in a 100 billion yuan ($15.2 billion) deal
Changan Auto plans to invest over 50 billion RMB in the next five years to develop comprehensive transportation solutions in land, sea, and air, as well as in the field of humanoid robots, with plans to launch flying car products by 2026.
The 2019 Envision Entech Day themed “new machine” was held in Beijing on October 22.
China's largest state-owned media group posted on its twitter account to welcome Google back in China, a signal that this time the global Internet giant might r...
On December 6th, XPeng Motors announced that Volkswagen's investment in XPeng has been completed, with a subscription amount of approximately $705.6 million.
Tesla told Chinese consumers that it will not concede to “unreasonable demands”, in response to controversy about a car owner protesting the automaker’s alleged quality-control issues on the opening day of the 2021 Shanghai Auto Show on Monday.