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On November 27, Xiaomi signed a cooperation agreement with the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area Management Committee, and announced plans to establish a Xiaomi Auto factory there.
Beijing-based technology firm and TikTok owner ByteDance has launched a new hardware device called the "Lingjing Livestreaming All-in-One Machine," as well as a corresponding "Lingjing" app.
Tesla has deployed over 11,500 Supercharger stations nationwide in China, with an availability rate exceeding 99.5%; a 15-minute charge can replenish approximately 250 kilometers of range.
After months of leaks and rumors, Xiaomi’s 12 series has now officially been released with three entries - Xiaomi 12X, Xiaomi 12 and Xiaomi 12 Pro.
Chinese automaker BYD is expected to release a new high-end brand in Q4 of this year targeting the market priced above 1 million yuan ($145,936).
On March 23rd, a blogger on Weibo published an article that questioned ERNIE Bot's image generating function has all but copied "StableDiffusion", and that ERNIE Bot has limitations in its Chinese semantic understanding. To this, Baidu responded that ERNIE Bot is a big language model fully developed by the company, and the ability of words to generate pictures comes from the big model ERNIE-ViLG.
On March 12, the Redmi Note 9 Pro, available in Aurora Blue, Glacier White, and Interstellar Black, became available online for Indian customers.
Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) technology company Haomo.ai announced that it will release the autonomous driving generative model "DriveGPT" on April 11.
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Li Auto on Tuesday launched the new 2021 Li ONE, a plug-in hybrid luxury SUV and currently the start-up's only model, adding momentum to its efforts to stay competitive in the country’s crowded EV market.
BOSCH China officially released the Shanxi AITO M7 accident statement: The vehicle did not carry BOSCH intelligent driving system.
Past weeks have seen an onslaught of headlines surrounding the ordeal now faced by China Evergrande Group, once the world’s leading real estate-owning company by total assets, as it grapples with a lack of funds to service its growing debt and deteriorating public confidence.
Last week, Ant Group announced that it sought to be co-listed in The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and the Nasdaq-like STAR market in Shanghai Stock Exchange.