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On September 1, mainstream Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) enterprises announced their delivery results for the month of August. The delivery volume of NETA Auto was 16,000 units, ranking first in the delivery list of new Chinese carmakers in the month.
In response to rumors that Great Wall Motors had rejected fresh graduates, staff of the firm's General Affairs and Personnel Department stated that it was impossible to confirm the authenticity of the news at present.
Avatr, an electric vehicle brand backed by Changan Automobile, Huawei and CATL, announced on August 5 that it will join hands with BP to build a high-voltage fast charging network that will be implemented in first-tier Chinese cities as soon as this year.
BYD, a Chinese company specializing in new energy vehicles, announced the release of its "Yun Nian" System will be on April 10. The system is expected to integrate intelligent driving systems, cockpits and perception components, creating an innovative vehicle ecosystem.
On Monday, Chinese electric vehicle startup WM Motor announced it will release its newest 2022 E.5 on April 15th. The new model features a 58.6 kW/h ternary lithium power battery.
On August 17th, BYD held the FANG CHENG BAO brand technology launch event last night. The first model, SUPER 5, made its debut, the FANG CHENG BAO brand also brought "One more thing" - the full-size new energy hardcore off-road concept car SUPER 8.
In response to layoff rumors, on May 10, Ford China stated to the Chinese media that "China is a crucial market for Ford. We remain committed to promoting sustainable development in our business operations in China.
Qihoo 360 Technology issued a supplementary announcement on its investments saying that this investment needs to obtain the consent of relevant departments, which poses some uncertainty in the deal.
"NIO will not go bankrupt, and there is absolutely no possibility of bankruptcy. Customers can keep their confidence in NIO's vehicles", said NIO President Qin Lihong at the Guangzhou Auto Show.
Xiaomi Auto Technology Co., Ltd. announced on Tuesday that it has obtained a patent on "automated driving methods, installations, electronic devices and storage media."
Lucid Motors, an American electric vehicle maker and potential Tesla rival, has commenced a recruitment drive in China.
The Shanghai Municipal People's Government issued a document on Thursday regarding its promotion of vehicle charging and battery swapping infrastructure in the city.