On May 9, a branch of Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng Motors was requested to carry out rectifications and pay a fine of 100,000 yuan ($14,740) for not storing waste paint slag properly.
Baidu artificial intelligence assistant Xiaodu, also known as Duer, and NIO Inc., a new energy vehicle manufacturer, announced a bilateral cooperation on Thursday.
Denza, a joint venture between Chinese automaker BYD and German high-end automaker Daimler AG, announced on Wednesday that it will unveil its first luxury MPV, the Denza D9, on May 16.
Chinese state-owned carmaker SAIC Motor plans to subscribe an additional capital contribution of 7.5 billion yuan to the Qingdao SAIC Innovation and Upgrading Industry Equity Investment Fund Partnership (L.P.).
An insider at the automotive division of Beijing-based tech giant Xiaomi stated: "Xiaomi Auto has no plans to set up a factory in Shanghai now, and the screenshot circulating on the internet is not true."
QCraft, a Chinese autonomous driving company, announced Monday that it has been awarded a test license for intelligent networked passenger minibuses in Beijing's high-level autonomous driving demonstration zone.
Battery industry giant CATL announced on Wednesday that it will cooperate with electric vehicle firm Aiways Automobile on an "EVOGO" battery swap project.
In the first quarter of 2022, the 10 top-selling Chinese auto firms sold 5.586 million vehicles, accounting for 85.8% of entire industry, data from the China Association of Automotive Manufacturers showed on Tuesday.
Chinese new energy vehicle company NIO announced Tuesday that its 200,000th vehicle has rolled off the production line at its Hefei manufacturing base.
ONTIME, also known as Ruqi Mobility, announced its completion of an A round of financing totaling over 1 billion yuan, led by GAC Group and followed up by Pony.ai, WeRide, SPARX, Pilgrim Partners Asia and other investment institutions.
