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On September 11, Tesla China's official website showed that the price of its Model Y Performance car was raised by 10,000 yuan ($1,552) to reach a total of 387,900 yuan.
On February 17, Geely’s electric automobile brand Zeekr denied recent accusations of sales fraud on social media. The Chinese company has already filed for a U.S. initial public offering.
On Tuesday, Wang Weibao, the head of Jidu Auto's intelligent driving division since August, said that their SIMU Car (simulated prototype car) is now under dynamic testing.
Reports that a former Apple employee pleaded guilty to charges of stealing trade secrets prior to joining Chinese automotive firm XPeng sparked widespread discussion on August 23. The EV maker denied its connection with the case on the same day.
Chinese new energy vehicle firm NIO introduced a major OTA upgrade of its Banyan system to ET7 vehicle owners on August 18. The new version, which is named Banyan 1.1.0, features more than 60 functions that have been added or optimized.
The brand name MONA, an acronym for "Made Of New AI" represents XPeng's vision of the upcoming decade being dominated by advancements in AI.
At a Thursday afternoon online press conference, Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL), a Chinese battery manufacturer, officially released its first generation of sodium-ion batteries and battery packs that integrate sodium-ion and lithium-ion batteries.
Li Auto faces rumored staff reductions and budget cuts, countered by company denial of claims as "baseless misinformation."
A Weibo blogger revealed an internal note issued by Chinese EV maker NIO showing that an administrator of a cluster server surnamed Zhang had used the company's servers to illegally mine the digital currency Ethereum.
Tesla has negotiated a 10 billion yuan ($1.4 billion) loan with Chinese banks to be facilitated over a five-year period.
Zhang Jianyong, NIO's Associate Vice President (AVP) of autonomous driving, will leave in the near future after working at the firm for seven years.
Chinese EV maker NIO is developing lithium ferromanganese phosphate and 4680 batteries, and plans to mass-produce these two batteries for itself and its sub-brand ALPS.