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Chinese EV maker Li Auto announced on August 18 that the Li L9, an intelligent flagship SUV, has officially rolled off the production line at the firm's Changzhou Base, and will be delivered across the country soon.
On July 31, Beijing-based autonomous driving unicorn Momenta abruptly eliminated its entire automotive aftermarket division, involving more than 100 employees in total, sources told Pandaily.
DJI has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Defense for mistakenly being included in the CMC sanctions list.
In response to a recent incident involving a Li ONE vehicle model bursting into flames in Chengdu, China's Sichuan Province, Li Auto posted on Weibo on August 4, asserting that the EV maker believes the accident was not caused by flaws in the vehicle itself.
Perhaps to reverse Netease founder William Ding's "stingy" image? Netease decided to change its conservative attitude in investments and M&A – in a recent r...
During a telephone conference after the release of the Q2 financial report, Li Xiang, the founder and chairman of Chinese EV maker Li Auto, said that in the next five years, the extended-range scheme is still the best solution for SUV models.
In the first half of this year, NIO proactively contacted a leading domestic dealer group and conducted some "experiments" on opening up the dealership model for its subsidiary brand, Alps.
XPeng Motors announced that the first product of the MONA series was named M03, and released the exterior pictures of the car.
A "press release" about the cancellation of the traffic restrictions based on the last digit of license plate numbers by a local government in China went viral on February 16. After tracking the actual publisher, it was determined to have been written by ChatGPT, generating wide concern about AI-generated fake news.
Baidu Apollo's former technical leader, Luo Qi, has joined Nvidia as Nvidia's autonomous driving business continues to expand.
The AI startup company Moonshot AI completed a new round of financing exceeding $1 billion, with investors including Sequoia China, Xiaohongshu, Meituan, Alibaba.
On July 27th, Chinese battery manufacturer SUNWODA announced today that the company plans to establish an electric vehicle power battery factory in Hungary, with an initial investment of up to ¥1.96 billion ($274 million).