
2020 China’s New Energy Vehicles Market: Revolutions and Opportunities
The new energy vehicle market has been going through a far-reaching reform this year in China and beyond, with the challenges of a pandemic and slumping global economies.
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The new energy vehicle market has been going through a far-reaching reform this year in China and beyond, with the challenges of a pandemic and slumping global economies.

The financing of Moonshot AI, a large-scale company, is still ongoing, and the latest valuation has reached $3 billion, with new entrants include Tencent.

Beijing based AI startup Megvii announced today that it will open source its deep learning framework MegEngine.

Li Auto announced on November 27 that due to a supply shortage of core auto parts, vehicles that should have been delivered at the end of November as shown in the firm's mobile app will be postponed until December.

Online K-12 education platform Huohua Siwei recently completed a Series E round of financing, raising more than $400 million through three stages - the E1, E2 and E3, respectively - of fundraising.

Huawei announced on April 20 that it has launched a self-developed ERP system named MetaERP.

Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange website on May 20 that that its parent entity, Alibaba, has increased its shareholding in the company from 7,664,602,068 shares to 7,713,318,533 shares.

The Founder and CEO of Chinese electronics firm Xiaomi announced on Tuesday that the Xiaomi 12 smartphone series and the brand-new MIUI 13 operating system will be released at 19:30 on December 28.

The LLMs startup company AIWaves will be acquired by the mobile phone manufacturer OPPO.

On December 1st, Zowee Technology issued an announcement stating that its actual controller Xia Chuanwu was arrested for suspected insider trading and market manipulation.

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer WM Motor is seeking to list its shares on the sci-tech innovation board (the STAR Market) after the completion of its D-round of financing.

Yuanfudao, an online tutoring platform based in Beijing, has raised $300 million from Chinese Internet conglomerate Tencent in a deal that values the education company at $3 billion.