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GAC will use the new brand as a platform to leverage their respective strengths with Huawei through cooperation in product development, marketing, and ecosystem services.
The city of Guangzhou published an article via its official WeChat account on Wednesday, saying that the first L4 autonomous driving public bus line was officially put into operation, and that citizens can now book a free test ride.
During the executive meeting of the State Council of China on May 5th, it was emphasized that there is a need to expedite the development of charging infrastructure in rural areas to facilitate the adoption of new energy vehicles.
Huawei-backed auto brand AITO announced on April 20 that the price of AITO M5's four-wheel drive version will be adjusted due to the rising cost of raw materials. On Thursday, the price adjustment plan was officially announced.
On February 9, Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Li Auto launched the Li L7, its flagship five-passenger family SUV. The Li L7 lineup includes the Li L7 Air, Li L7 Pro, and Li L7 Max.
Firm CEO William Li said that NIO would launch a new brand to enter the mass market, emphasizing "mid-to-high-end."
Chinese automotive firm Wuling Motors announced on September 8 that its 2023 KiWi EV, the world's first model equipped with the "Lingxi intelligent driving system," will be officially launched on September 15.
On March 28th, NIO opened its first third-generation battery swap station next to the Shangri-La Hotel in Haikou.
On April 25th, it was announced that the Wuling small pure electric SUV Baojun "Yue Ye" will be launched in June, becoming the first in the industry to be equipped with a car-watch.
On August 31st, SugarDesign, a Weibo blogger released a set of patent images of BYD Yangwang. There is a high probability that the official name of this car will be "U7".
On August 29, Chinese automaker Changan Automobile released its new brand Zhuge Intelligence, and unveiled the brand's first vehicle model, the concept car CD701.
During September, Tesla's Model Y became the top-selling SUV model in Australia and ranked among the top three best-selling vehicles overall in the country. At the same time, the Model Y became the top-selling vehicle in New Zealand.