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On Tuesday, Toyota, a Japanese automotive manufacturer, released a fleet of 15 new electric vehicles, among which the bZ SDN concept car will be the first pure electric vehicle built by Toyota and BYD together.
The growth rate of electric vehicles in China has been decelerating, and the demand for battery power is lower than expected. CATL, a battery giant, is actively seeking new growth opportunities while pushing for cost reductions. A recent change in personnel is a clear indication of this effort.
Real estate developer Evergrande's automobile arm announced on September 16 that its Hengchi 5 model has started mass production in Tianjin and deliveries will begin in October. The new energy vehicle brand will also accelerate the development of other models.
Electric vehicle maker BYD will release its new EV, the Yuan Plus, on February 19th. This is BYD's first pure electric SUV featuring the company's Platform 3.0.
<p>Ang self-driving car startup Deeproute.ai ay inihayag ng isang mapaghangad na solusyon sa pagmamaneho sa sarili noong Miyerkules. Ang package, na tinatawag na Deeproute-Driver 2.0, ay isang produktibong antas ng 4 na sistema na nagkakahalaga ng halos $10,000.</p>
XPeng, a Chinese smart electric vehicle company, on Monday announced its unaudited financial results for the three months and fiscal year ended December 31, 2021.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is currently preparing to make its own electric cars and could launch the venture as soon as April, according to Chinese media outlet 36Kr, citing investors close to the company.
The Chinese division of American electric vehicle maker Tesla on Saturday launched a new supercharging station in Shanghai's Baoshan District.
Shenzhen-based automaker BYD unveiled on Wednesday the appearance of its new all-electric mid-size sedan, the Seal.
RoboSense, a smart LiDAR sensor system developer, announced on Tuesday that it had made further progress with a new round of strategic financing.
Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory, which had been closed for nearly three weeks due to the pandemic, resumed work on Tuesday.
On the first day of April many Chinese electric vehicle makers unveiled their monthly delivery data. Automakers included XPeng, Li Auto, and NIO, the three major players listed in the U.S. and Hong Kong.