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Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto announced on Tuesday that its smart SUV Li ONE will soon undergo an over-the-air (OTA) update to version 3.1, offering more advanced assisted driving features.
On April 6th, BYD officially announced the launch of its 2023 e2 model. There are two models available: Comfort and Luxury, priced at ¥102,800 (about $15,000) and ¥109,800 (about $16,000), respectively.
On Friday, the China Consumers Association released its 2021 annual report on China's consumer rights protection, covering food security, automobiles, and other fields.
As autonomous driving becomes more popular and easy to use, first-tier cities in China such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are striving to secure leading companies to settle in with supporting policies.
On January 16th, BYD and DJI jointly launched their first vehicle-integrated UAS. It is initially equipped on the YANGWANG U8 version.
On January 6, China Auto Dealers Chamber of Commerce (CADCC) and Cheegu jointly released the 2021 China Automobile Value Preservation Report.
Voyah, an electric vehicle brand owned by Chinese state-owned automaker Dongfeng Motor Corporation, said on December 28 that its first batch of 500 Voyah Free models had arrived in Oslo, Norway at the end of November. In December, it started local deliveries, now reaching 136 units.
On Monday, Chinese electric vehicle startup WM Motor said that it will unveil its 2022 E.5 at the Beijing Auto Show.
In a recent interview with Japanese media, Chen Yu, the Vice President of Zeekr, the electric vehicle subsidiary of Geely, announced Zeekr's plans to enter the Japanese market by 2025.
Xiaomi’s first vehicle will be either an SUV or a sedan, co-founder and CEO Lei Jun told excited fans during a live-stream session on Tuesday evening.
Audi, which is owned by Volkswagen, filed a lawsuit in a Munich court accusing China's NIO of infringing Audi's trademark rights.
At the 2018 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition this year, new car manufacturers Nio, Byton, Weltmeister and Singulato had their new production cars on ...