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With new energy vehicle models becoming increasingly similar in technology and design, live streaming has emerged as a valuable tool for brand recognition.
Hangzhou-based Geely Auto launched its new Binyue Cool vehicle model on August 9. The car is positioned as a highly intelligent power SUV, with three versions available.
Tesla has deployed over 11,500 Supercharger stations nationwide in China, with an availability rate exceeding 99.5%; a 15-minute charge can replenish approximately 250 kilometers of range.
Chinese automaker BYD is expected to release a new high-end brand in Q4 of this year targeting the market priced above 1 million yuan ($145,936).
On August 15, Li Auto's CEO Li Xiang revealed the EV maker's future models.
MINIEYE, an intelligent driving solutions developer, announced on Monday that it has completed a D3 round of financing, led by Cathay Capital and followed by a sub-fund of NIO Capital and Shenwan Hongyuan.
On December 2, Neta refuted rumors about Zhang Yong's resignation. A Neta Auto representative stated, "He is still with the company and has not resigned. The company's operations continue as usual."
On September 27, Chinese self-driving startup Pony.ai announced that it had reached a working agreement with the SAIC AI LAB to explore fields such as the R&D of self-driving technology and the implementation of Robotaxi operation services.
A WM Motor EX5 vehicle in Haikou, China's Hainan province, suddenly emitted smoke and caught fire a few minutes after charging on April 18.
Shanghai-based Tongyu Automotive has recently changed its official industrial and commercial registration information, adding Hainan Jimu Venture Capital (an affiliated company of Xiaomi) and Cowin Capital, as shareholders.
On Tuesday, Huawei removed Su Qing from his post of director and chief architect of the company's intelligent driving products line, representing another major senior staff change in Huawei's auto business.
According to data released by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) on Wednesday, retail sales of the domestic passenger car market in May totaled 1.354 million units, down 17% year-on-year.