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On May 16th, NIO officially announced that the ideal choice for families - the intelligent electric all-around SUV, NIO's new ES6 will be launched on May 24th and test drives will begin. Deliveries will start on May 25th.
Leapmotor, an intelligent electric vehicle startup based in Hangzhou, China, has released pictures of its Leapmotor C01 model, a medium to large-sized pure electric sedan.
On Thursday, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) published a vehicle declaration list that included the ES7 model produced by automaker NIO.
Grace Tao, Global Vice President of Tesla, announced via domestic microblogging platform Weibo on August 15 that the localization rate of Tesla China's supply chain has exceeded 95%, as the firm's Shanghai Gigafactory has now produced more than 1 million vehicles.
On Monday, Nvidia announced plans to expand collaborations with Chinese automakers, including BYD, aiming to develop EV and AI-enhanced infotainment technologies.
Stellantis NV, the second largest car manufacturer in Europe, is considering partnering with a Chinese electric vehicle company including Leapmotor to enhance its influence in China, the world's largest automotive market.
Shenzhen-based auto giant BYD announced on August 17 that it will release its 2022 Tang DM-p vehicle model on August 25. This new car is positioned as a mid-sized SUV with four-wheel drive performance.
On Tuesday morning, general manager of Xiaomi's public relations Wang Hua denied recent reports regarding the firm's so-called 'double-line' car manufacturing.
Recently, China's Ministry of Finance issued a subsidy aimed at achieving energy conservation and emissions reduction goals in 2022.
The M5 and M7 models of AITO, a Chinese automaker established jointly by Huawei and Seres, have undergone price reductions of 8,000 yuan ($1,096). AITO is the first new energy vehicle brand in China to follow in the footsteps of Tesla's latest decision.
Baidu's ride-hailing service platform Apollo Go has launched trial operations in Shenzhen’s Nanshan District, providing autonomous robotaxi services to Shenzhen commuters.
Zhou Xing, the marketing director of Xiaomi Auto, reportedly departed from the car-making division of the Chinese smartphone company several weeks ago.