
SAIC Motor Set to Launch Autonomous Driving Services in Shanghai by August
Ordinary citizens in Shanghai will soon be able to book rides in L4 level autonomous taxis through various companies' online platforms.
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Ordinary citizens in Shanghai will soon be able to book rides in L4 level autonomous taxis through various companies' online platforms.
Although the young people working in Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory have relatively higher wages, a tight production pace leads to a higher turnover.
Geely Auto Group, a private Chinese auto company owned by Geely Holdings, announced on Tuesday that it has signed a share subscription agreement with Renault Korea Motors, the South Korean subsidiary of Renault Group.
According to the State State Administration for Market Regulation on Friday, Porsche China will recall a total of 6,172 models from its 2020-2021 series of imported Taycan pure electric vehicles.
On May 15th, BYD held a press conference in Mexico to officially launch the "SHARK" pickup truck, which will be sold in the Americas, Australia and other regions in the future.
XPeng, a leading Chinese electric vehicle company, on November 30 announced its unaudited financial results for the third quarter of 2022. Its total revenues were 6.82 billion yuan ($0.96 billion) for the third quarter, representing a year-on-year increase of 19.3%.
BYD strengthens its layout in intelligent driving by investing in DJI's subsidiary, Zhuoyu Technology.
At the 2024 Beijing Auto Show, CATL introduced the Shenxing PLUS battery, the world's first lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery capable of achieving a 1000-kilometer range.
On September 12th, it was reported that Xiaomi's automobile production base in Tongzhou had entered the final stage of production debugging.
BYD plans to start producing electric vehicles in Brazil before March 2025 and create 20,000 direct jobs by the end of 2026.
In response to the recent news regarding "Baidu wholly owns JiDU, while Geely withdraws" on Thursday, Baidu said it was a normal adjustment based on the business development of the company.
Chinese EV upstart Xpeng Motors announced on November 13 the signing of a Series C capital funding of $400 million from a group of strategic and institutional investors.