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At the 2022 World New Energy Vehicle Congress on August 27, Zhu Huarong, the chairman of Changan Automobile, said that the Chinese auto industry is primed to have the basic conditions to stop selling fuel cars.
DeepWay, an intelligent truck manufacturer based in China, has secured over 1.2 billion yuan ($174 million) in funding after completing its A+ round financing of 770 million yuan ($117 million).
On April 26th, BYD, a Chinese electric car manufacturer, introduced the Seagull as part of its Ocean Series. The Seagull is classified as an A0-level vehicle and comes equipped with blade batteries.
JIDU, a new energy smart vehicle company with joint investment from Chinese internet giant Baidu and leading automobile maker Geely, unveiled its ROBO-01 standard version vehicle, a medium to large-sized SUV, and the new pure electric coupe ROBO-02.
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng has recently made a round of adjustments with its P7, P5 and G3i series by reducing the number of models but retaining current configurations and retail sticker prices.
Leading Chinese new energy vehicle maker BYD is considering building a new battery super factory in Spain.
Several sources have informed Chinese domestic media outlet 36Kr that Xiaomi Auto plans to debut its first models in the first half of 2024.
On July 13th, BYD plans to establish a battery assembly plant in Hungary with an investment of over ¥200 million (about $28 million). This is BYD's second factory in the country following the electric bus and truck factory in Hungary.
Recently, Chery Automobile and CATL jointly announced that the "Shenxing Superfast Charging Battery" will be implemented in Chery's Sterra model.
The AITO automotive brand, created by Huawei in cooperation with Seres, on Monday sought to drum up anticipation for its upcoming M7 model.
Geely announced on Tuesday that its premium electric brand, Zeekr, will collaborate with Waymo on the development of a new pure electric vehicle for deployment in the Waymo One autonomous ride-hailing fleet in the United States.
A subsidiary of Chinese new energy vehicle firm XPeng Motors announced on Wednesday a new patent entitled "Virtual Reality-Based Scene Display System, Method and Vehicle."