
Ford China to Layoff over One Thousand Employees
Ford China has started layoffs and will compensate employees. The number of people affected exceeds 1,300.
Showing 12 of 1695 posts in this category

Ford China has started layoffs and will compensate employees. The number of people affected exceeds 1,300.

On November 11, documents on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) showed that Berkshire Hathaway, founded by Warren Buffett, reduced its holdings of more than 5.78 million BYD shares at HK $196.99 on November 8, and its shareholding ratio dropped to 16.62%.

Recently, William Li from NIO mentioned during the Tencent News 20th anniversary special event that there will be zero car accidents after 20 years.

The COVID-19 pandemic has recently affected a production base of automaker BYD in China's northwestern city of Xi'an.

The first batch of BYD's urban NOA (navigate on autopilot) system may be launched in late March.

New energy vehicle maker Faraday Future (FF) listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange on Thursday, also holding a bell ringing ceremony to mark the occasion. The firm has initiated trading under the ticker symbol "FFIE".

After initiating layoffs in early 2021, Shenzhen-based new energy vehicle maker Baoneng Motor continued with the second batch of layoffs on July 22. Baoneng has not yet commented publicly on the matter.

On August 23, HYCAN Automotive Technology Co., Ltd. made a change to its registration with China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce, showing that NIO has withdrawn from the list of shareholders.

On March 2nd, the BYD Sealion 07 DM-i Intelligent Driving Edition made its global debut, featuring the BYD Lingyuan intelligent in-car drone system for the first time.

On July 13th, it was reported that several automotive bloggers recently announced that the Tesla Gigafactory Shanghai has produced its one millionth Model Y.

Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO, which set up a subsidiary insurance brokerage firm at the beginning of this year, has recently acquired another insurance company that was established eight years ago.

Chinese automobile manufacturer Great Wall Motor announced that its factory in Iracemapolis, Brazil will begin operations on May 1, 2024.