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The 2023 Baojun KiWi EV is the first strategic cooperation model between SAIC-GM-Wuling and Shenzhen-based drone developer DJI, and it will be equipped with DJI's intelligent driving system.
On the afternoon of August 16, SAIC's AI Lab announced plans to promote its SAIC Robotaxi 2.0 to take the lead in putting into operation "unmanned taxis" in Lingang.
Baojun released on Sunday their RC-6 vehicle, fully equipped with Huawei’s latest in-car technology including AI voice control, intelligent driving, networking and image recognition.
Chinese autonomous driving unicorn Momenta has completed its Series C round of financing, amounting to $500 million.
In early August, a batch of brand new BMW 1-series sedans showed on the streets of Shenyang. These luxury vehicles, equipped with Wifi connection, facial recogn...
A BYD affiliate intends to order eight ships capable of carrying 7,700 cars in Shandong Province, with a total cost of nearly 5 billion yuan ($688 million). Among them, six ships are determined to be built, while the other two ships are optional.
Chinese state-owned carmaker SAIC Motor plans to subscribe an additional capital contribution of 7.5 billion yuan to the Qingdao SAIC Innovation and Upgrading Industry Equity Investment Fund Partnership (L.P.).
LEVC, a high-end commercial car brand owned by Geely, released a new online ride-hailing platform on October 31 called "Top Hat Travel," or "Limao Chuxing" in Chinese. Top Hat Travel focuses on high-quality and customized travel services.
According to numbers reported by a research company LMC Automotive, Toyota was responsible for 7.8% of China’s new car sales during the first nine months of 2019, falling short of toppling Volkswagen as the market leader, but outpacing GM and the local automotive leader SAIC Motor.
On the evening of September 13, the MG MULAN, a pure electric vehicle under SAIC Motor's MG brand, was officially launched in Shanghai. The MG MULAN will also face the global market, where it officially goes by the name MG4 ELECTRIC.
Wu Bing, the CEO of SAIC subsidiary Rising Auto, stated on August 26 that the firm currently has no plans to go public for financing, during the 2022 Chengdu Auto Show.
On September 27, Chinese self-driving startup Pony.ai announced that it had reached a working agreement with the SAIC AI LAB to explore fields such as the R&D of self-driving technology and the implementation of Robotaxi operation services.