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Geely-backed mobility tech company ECARX Technology has reached a cooperation agreement with Volkswagen Group to provide intelligent cockpit solutions for Volkswagen and Škoda brand vehicles globally.
A joint venture called Maple, established by automakers Geely and Lifan, released its first smart battery-swappable electric car and named it "Maple 60S." The new model is expected to officially enter the market in February, 2022.
Yangwang, a high-end new energy vehicle brand launched by Chinese automaker BYD, announced that it will release its first car and other disruptive new technologies during a press conference scheduled for January 5.
Evergrande issued a response on August 20, affirming that it would fulfill its responsibilities and fully implement government requirements.
Chinese automaker Geely will launch new cars every month this year, more than 90% of which will be new energy vehicles, with the main goal of increasing the firm's market share.
Caocao Mobility, the ride-hailing unit of Chinese automaker Geely Holding Group, announced on January 13 a corporate goal to achieve carbon neutrality.
SiEngine Technology, an automotive electronic chip developer, officially released the automotive chip brand "DragonHawk" and its intelligent cockpit chip "DragonHawk 1."
Li Auto, a Chinese electric vehicle company, delivered 21,233 new cars in December of last year, an increase of 50.7% year-on-year. Now, the firm expects that the monthly delivery volumes in 2023 may hit 40,000 units.
On August 10, GiantOhm, an automobile resistor manufacturer, adding as a shareholder Beijing Xiaomi Zhizao Equity Investment Fund Partnership (Limited Partnership), a company associated with Xiaomi Group.
On Tuesday, the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) released its National Passenger Car Market Analysis Report for the month of April.
Xpeng Aeroht's first five generations of flying car products have successfully conducted nearly 20,000 flight tests, accumulating a wealth of flight data.
Recent years have witnessed a new generation of electric vehicle companies chip away at China's auto market share, and traditional car firms are gradually conforming to the trend with the launch of their own new energy sub-brands.