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Recently, China's first all-electric shared EV charging robot system developed by the State Grid Suzhou Power Supply Company was put into operation in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province.
TuSimple, a Chinese autonomous driving technology company, released its unaudited financial report for the fourth quarter of 2021 on Wednesday.
On November 22, Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD denied recent rumors that its solid-state batteries are about to be loaded into vehicles and that its sodium-ion batteries are entering the test stage.
In response to new Chinese data security requirements, XPeng Motors suspended its app's "remote surround view monitoring" function on Monday.
TuSimple, an autonomous driving technology startup, is in talks with commercial vehicle maker, Foton, to produce heavy trucks aimed at improving the efficiency of long-distance logistics.
Zhu Jiangming, founder and chairman of Leapmotor, issued an open letter on Tuesday, saying that its 100,000th production vehicle has recently rolled off of its production line.
Laid-off workers from Li Auto's smart driving team say the recent staff cuts have seriously disrupted the in-house R&D and testing departments, nearly halting development.
A BYD Qin Pro EV caught fire and exploded in the underground garage of No.1 Park in Zhongguancun located in the western part of Beijing on the evening of November 22nd.
Since the start of 2023, a price war has broken out in China's automotive industry, leading to intensified market competition. This has made it increasingly challenging for car manufacturers with consistently low sales and inadequate self-sustaining capabilities.
Canalys released a report on Monday claiming that the global sale of EVs in 2021 was 6.5 million units, an increase of 109% from 2020, accounting for 9% of all passenger car sales.
Tesla is planning to resume the construction of its third phase automobile factory in Shanghai and will begin selling energy storage battery products produced in Shanghai next year.
MW MINI booth at Auto Shanghai refused to give Chinese visitors ice cream. BMW responded by saying that "this was a misunderstanding and that they are currently handling the matter. "