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On April 25th, NIO announced that from April 28th to May 4th during the Labor Day holiday in China, all 362 highways battery swapping stations across the country will provide unlimited free battery swapping services to all NIO vehicles (excluding operational vehicles).
Chinese telecom giant Huawei announced on Wednesday that its revenue fell 16.5% year-on-year to 152.2 billion yuan ($23.38 billion) in the first quarter of 2021, as US sanctions continued to cause damage to the company’s business.
Chinese live-streaming platform Huya Inc revealed it has signed a $310 million media rights deal with the country’s League of Legends operator TJ Sports, according to a filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
On May 20th, the Public Security Bureau of Baotou City revealed a shocking case of fraud involving AI face-swapping technology, demonstrating the potential misuses of advanced technology.
After hosting the League of Legends World Championship, Shanghai welcomed another large-scale esports live event last weekend, the Peacekeeper Elite Championship (PEC) at the Shanghai Oriental Sports Center.
On August 22, Leiniao, an AR brand established by Chinese electronics company TCL, announced its cooperation with Li Auto.
BYD's new Xia MPV released official images with a "Xia" logo, expected to be launched this year.
WM Motor, which is still looking for new financing channels, plans to list in Hong Kong through a reverse takeover with Apollo Smart Travel, the latter of which is mainly engaged in the travel business, vehicle platform authorization and engineering service outsourcing.
Tech giant Huawei and China Automotive Technology and Research Center Co., Ltd. (CATARC) held a signing ceremony in Shenzhen on August 17 for a new deal to deepen cooperation between the two sides.
Chinese game developer and distributor Hero Entertainment on Monday announced an official name change, carrying out a new brand launch as "Hero Games."
On July 26, Chinese beverage giant Genki Forest participated in the second China International Consumer Products Expo (CICPE) in Haikou, southern China's Hainan Province.
Chinese EV startup Aiways Automobile on Monday received a new round of financing from Chen Xuanlin and Dongbai Industrial Group (owned by Chen), with a total financing amount reaching several hundred million US dollars.