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The Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Commerce responded the city had communicated with leading Chinese electronics firm Xiaomi, and is now in active negotiations with the company to promote the project's settlement in Wuhan.
The Hefei Economic and Technological Development Area (Hefei ETDA) and domestic EV maker NIO have signed a new cooperation agreement on Tuesday.
NIO shares surged as much as 12% on October 8 after the Chinese electric vehicle maker delivered 4,799 vehicles in the third quarter, up 35.1% from the second quarter, exceeding expectations by a large margin.
Tesla started delivering the first Made-in-China Model 3 sedans to the general public on January 7, one-year anniversary of the company’s Gigafactory 3 in Shanghai.
The China-based EV startup Byton unveiled the final design for its first vehicle, the M-Byte, this week at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
On August 25, BYD's Dynasty series flagship SUV Tang DM-p was officially launched. This is a mid-size SUV positioned mainly for four-wheel drive performance.
After initiating layoffs in early 2021, Shenzhen-based new energy vehicle maker Baoneng Motor continued with the second batch of layoffs on July 22. Baoneng has not yet commented publicly on the matter.
On August 23, HYCAN Automotive Technology Co., Ltd. made a change to its registration with China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce, showing that NIO has withdrawn from the list of shareholders.
Xpeng Motors, a leading smart electric vehicle company in China, announced on July 20 the signing of its Series C+ financing of around US$500 million.
Volkswagen Group has established a joint venture with a Chinese company once again (official announcement will be made as early as this week), but this time it ...
Regarding reports that NIO was planning to launch a third EV brand besides NIO and "ALPS", the carmaker replied: "There is no information available for disclosure at present."
Beijing-based EV firm Li Auto has priced its upcoming Hong Kong offering at HK$118 ($15.16) per share. Class A ordinary shares in the company are scheduled to begin trading on the main board of the HKSE on Thursday.