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Multiple industry insiders have revealed that Svolt has secured an order for nearly 90GWh of production capacity from BMW in Europe, while domestic orders for nearly 70GWh will be provided by CATL or EVE Energy.
Tencent Holding Ltd. and BMW Group inked a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Sept. 5 to deepen cooperation in the field of smart mobility. The aim ...
During a popular annual television program broadcast by state-run China Central Television on March 15 – which is also World Consumer Rights Day – several domestic and foreign brands were singled out for violations of consumer rights.
In the mid-2017, during Shenzhen municipal CPPCC, Frank Wang, the CEO of DJI, aired his opinion of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). Speaking of UAV regulation, mo...
BMW and Mercedes-Benz will establish a joint venture company in China to operate a supercharging network in the Chinese market.
A financial report for Chinese battery giant CATL released on October 10 showed that its net profits for the third quarter of this year are expected to total between 8.8 billion and 9.8 billion yuan ($1.22 billion - $1.36 billion), up 169% to 199% year-on-year.
The 20th Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition opened on April 18th. The exhibition showcased an impressive portfolio of EV models from Chinese firms, while many large multinational car companies were represented by their leaders who attended in person.
Jia Yueting, founder of the troubled EV start-up Faraday Future (FF), stood down as the company’s CEO on September 3, confirming recent rumours. Carsten Breitfeld, who previously helped BMW launch their i8 hybrid sports car as well as had a hand in founding another EV startup Byton will fill the vacancy.
Great Wall Motors issued an announcement saying that the company's joint venture with BMW has obtained the "People's Republic of China Foreign Investment Enterprise Approval Certificate".
European enterprises are increasing their investment in China one after another. In the field of automobile manufacturing, the increasing pace of foreign investment is more apparent.
BMW will invest another 10 billion yuan ($1.38 billion) to expand its high-voltage battery production center in China's northeastern city of Shenyang, and that it will generally increase investment in battery projects in the country.
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show held in person in Las Vegas, Nevada has represented an important comeback for perhaps the most influential convention in the global tech industry.