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Huawei’s Smart Car Solution Business Units saw a number of personnel adjustments recently. Wang Jun, COO of the business unit and president of the intelligent driving solution product line has been suspended.
The upgraded Autopilot system is designed to navigate complex urban driving scenarios with greater precision.
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker NIO on Sunday launched its 100 kilowatt-hour battery, as well as a battery upgrading plan.
With the gradual economic recovery in China following the Spring Festival holiday and the COVID-19 outbreaks, electric vehicle sales showed growth in February.
Chinese EV firm Leapmotor has announced that the launch of the C01, the brand's new pure electric sedan, will be on September 28.
BYD has emphasized the significance of both electrification and intelligence in its strategy. BYD considers electrification as the first half of the game, while intelligence is the second half.
BYD, Wuling Motors, and other Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers will set up factories in Indonesia. The Indonesian government is reportedly considering more tax incentives to attract electric vehicle manufacturers.
A new Wuling Asta hybrid vehicle model was released by Chinese automotive firm Wuling Motors on August 25. This model is available in two editions, with suggested retail prices of 99,800 yuan ($14,570) and 109,800 yuan ($16,030) respectively.
Lynk & Co, a subsidiary of Geely, announced on Thursday that it would hold a new product launch event for its 01 LYNK E-MOTIVE intelligent electric hybrid at 19:00 on June 10.
Tesla has begun to explore directly-operated maintenance centers, while the firm's first sheet metal spray center in Beijing opened in Shunyi District on Tuesday.
Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturer Aiways has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Phoenix Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd., an automotive firm headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
Reports surfaced on November 2 claiming that Xiaomi's vehicle manufacturing project has been called to a stop. The Chinese consumer tech giant later stated that its automotive business is progressing smoothly and that it does not address rumors.