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GAC AION, the automobile brand of the GAC Group, announced on Thursday that its first super charging and power swap station was officially completed in Guangzhou, where it is headquartered.
Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO will hold its European launch event in Berlin on October 8, marking the firm's exploration of new business opportunities in Europe.
A prospectus released recently by Chinese EV maker WM Motor has triggered hot debate in the country. The high pay received by Freeman Shen, the firm's Founder, Chairman and CEO, has drawn scrutiny amid declining company revenue and major losses.
On September 25, BYD's Denza Auto unveiled the official images of its latest flagship SUV model, the Denza N9.
In August, BYD won the global new energy market championship with an astonishing sales volume of 380,000 vehicles.
Inceptio Technology, an automated driving start-up, announced on Tuesday that it was recently granted a license to conduct open road testing with L4 driver-less self-driving heavy trucks in Deqing, Zhejiang Province.
Chinese automakers like BYD and Great Wall Motors are steadily gaining ground in Brazil, having secured 7% of the market share in April.
On January 8, Chinese carmaker Hozon Auto ushered in its 100,000th mass production electric vehicle (EV). According to firm officials, it took only 42 months for the company to produce the first to the 100,000th EV.
On August 2, TuSimple, a driverless truck company, released its Q2 financial report. In Q2, its revenue totaled $2.594 million, up 73% compared with that of $1.482 million in the same period last year.
Zeekr, a high-end intelligent electric vehicle brand owned by Chinese automotive company Geely, announced on October 12 that the 50,000th unit of its Zeekr 001, a luxury electric coupe, was completed.
On April 25th, NIO announced that from April 28th to May 4th during the Labor Day holiday in China, all 362 highways battery swapping stations across the country will provide unlimited free battery swapping services to all NIO vehicles (excluding operational vehicles).
WM Motor, which is still looking for new financing channels, plans to list in Hong Kong through a reverse takeover with Apollo Smart Travel, the latter of which is mainly engaged in the travel business, vehicle platform authorization and engineering service outsourcing.