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Tao Lin spoke at a press conference in anticipation of the upcoming 2019 Shanghai City Promotion Conference, underscoring the importance of Shanghai in the successful development of Tesla’s gigafactory.
Ideal Innovation Lab Technology (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. has been established on April 7. The firm is wholly owned by Leading Ideal HK Limited, an affiliated company of Li Auto, a leading EV manufacturer.
Electric vehicle startup NIO will officially begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) starting on September 12, under the ticker symbol “NIO”. This i...
According to numbers reported by a research company LMC Automotive, Toyota was responsible for 7.8% of China’s new car sales during the first nine months of 2019, falling short of toppling Volkswagen as the market leader, but outpacing GM and the local automotive leader SAIC Motor.
Electric vehicle startup Xpeng Motors ranked first among Chinese automakers in smart & connected car technology patents in 2019 with 335 patent applications.
Chinese fast-growing electric vehicle maker Li Auto kicked off trading on July 30 on the Nasdaq Global Market with its share price soaring 43.13% from its IPO price of $11.5.
Compared with the heads of other Chinese auto firms, Wei Jianjun, Founder and Chairman of Great Wall Motor (GWM), tends to operate in a very low-key manner, but the new energy business map he has been developing is impressive.
The latest flagship L9 SUV from Chinese new energy vehicle firm Li Auto has not yet been delivered, but its test cars have apparently been exposed to hardware problems, triggering hot debate among web users and questions from industry insiders.
Zhejiang-based EV maker Hozon Auto has launched a Series C financing and plans to kick off trading on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board in 2021.
BYTON has signed an agreement with Marubeni Corporation on December 5, making the Japanese company an investor in BYTON’s ongoing Series C funding.
The public delivery of domestically made Model 3 cars will officially begin next week.
The promise that “Huawei will not make cars” is about to expire next year.