
XPeng Founder Steps Down as Chairman of Flying Car Division
He Xiaopeng, the founder of Chinese EV maker XPeng, recently stepped down as chairman of XPeng Aeroht, an affiliate of XPeng and a flying car company.
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He Xiaopeng, the founder of Chinese EV maker XPeng, recently stepped down as chairman of XPeng Aeroht, an affiliate of XPeng and a flying car company.
Fast Company released the 2018 edition of the World's Most Innovative Companies. Among the top 50 most innovative companies, Apple, Netflix, and Square were the...
On July 15, six vehicle companies including Leopaard began to undergo merging and restructuring. Hongdian New Energy, with Chinese EV startup WM Motor as a shareholder, has been chosen as the exclusive investor for restructuring.
Guangdong-based smartphone brand OPPO is developing a unique foldable mobile device with double hinges, which allows the three-camera system to be flipped to the front.
On March 17th, Baidu's Apollo Go was allowed to carry out a demonstration of its unmanned automated driving service in Beijing. This is the first time in the world that unmanned motor vehicles have been implemented in a capital city. So far, Apollo Go has started unmanned automated driving travel services in Beijing, Wuhan and Chongqing.
August 15th, Tesla announced that it will build the "first of its kind" data center. The company is currently recruiting personnel for this project and acquiring some existing data centers.
Intelligent automation company Laiye announced Tuesday its completion of round-C financing totaling $160 million, following the latest tranche of $70 million led by HOPU Magnolia.
(Source: The Straits Times) On June 23, Tianyancha App showed that Dongxia Datong Company was listed as a judgment debtor by the Haidian District People's Cour...
On 29 October, HoloMatic (Beijing) and Guangzhou Automobile Group Co., Ltd. (GAC Group) signed an agreement in Guangzhou to deepen their cooperation.
Here is this week's roundup of China tech stories. China now houses some of the world’s most lucrative brands. Have you ever wondered if there is any sec...
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi plans to launch more than 10 5G smartphones in 2020, company CEO Lei Jun said on October 20 at the World Internet Conference.
Shortly after the release of the financial report, Meituan, a Beijing-based e-commerce platform for life services, began to accelerate its efforts. On March 27, Meituan announced that it would introduce several marketing tools for its food delivery business.