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Beijing-based Internet giant Baidu on July 21 unveiled its next-generation fully autonomous vehicle (AV) Apollo RT6, an all-electric, production-ready model with a detachable steering wheel.
An R&D employee from an assembly plant said he recently received recruitment offers from ride-hailing firm Didi to join its vehicle manufacturing team.
Tmall Supermarket, an Alibaba-owned grocery purchasing platform, unveiled its "carbon footprint" certification series of products this week at the first Global Digital Trade Expo in Hangzhou, China's Zhejiang Province.
Some Luckin Tea stores have changed their signboards and menus to match Luckin Coffee. One Luckin Coffee staff member also confirmed that some Luckin Tea stores in Beijing have already changed their names, while those in other provinces and cities have not yet been renamed.
Beijing-based tech giant and TikTok owner ByteDance has recently ventured into the life sciences sector. Last October, the firm invested in biotech startup Shuimu BioSciences.
Chinese automobile manufacturer BYD has recently increased its foreign investment. The new invested enterprise is named Denza Automobile Sales and Service Co., Ltd., with an investment ratio of 100%.
Xiaomi has officially denied claims that Hyper OS is a self-developed system, a rumor that the company suggests was propagated to stir up controversy between Xiaomi and Huawei.
Xiaomi recently released its flagship smartphone, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra. On May 4, the firm launched three limited edition colors for this phone: Starry Blue, Sunset Orange and Ginkgo Yellow.
US buffeting hasn’t stopped TikTok from flourishing in Europe, especially when the second wave of coronavirus has sent a large part of Europe back into lockdown.
Li Auto, a Chinese new energy automobile enterprise, held a signing ceremony on August 17 to announce that it will build an international new energy automobile core parts industrial park in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province.
Hong Jing Drive, an autonomous driving solutions provider based in China, announced on Monday that it had completed financing of over 100 million yuan ($15.77 million), featuring exclusive investment from Prosperity7.
On Sept. 5, at 1 p.m. local time, China's commercial rocket startup iSpace launched a sub-orbital rocket into space from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in ...