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Alpine, a sub-brand of Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO aimed at consumers with a budget between 200,000 yuan ($29,019) and 300,000 yuan ($43,528), will be rolled out through new sales channels.
The first batch of "Hydrogen Energy-Powered Passenger MPVs," composed of SAIC MAXUS Mifa car models, was unveiled on August 4.
In October, Xiaomi started negotiations with Baic Bluepark and Brilliance Auto on production and other matters for potential cooperation.
On November 15, China's autonomous driving startup Pony.ai submitted its red herring prospectus and launched its IPO. It will be listed on Nasdaq under the stock code "PONY".
According to Chinese enterprise data platform Tianyancha, electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng Motors has established a new subsidiary whose business scope includes the sale of battery swapping facilities.
On September 19th, Jiyue announced that its automotive robot, Jiyue 01, has officially rolled off the production line at Geely Hangzhou Bay Intelligent Factory.
Wu Bing, the CEO of Rising Auto, a smart electric vehicle brand owned by Chinese industry giant SAIC, said that the R7 mid-to-large size SUV will be launched in late September.
On December 4th, Li Auto and Qingdao Yuzhe Automobile Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. responded on Weibo to a recent online rumor about uncivilized driving behavior during a test drive.
According to Tianyancha APP, on Friday, JiDU Automobile, a joint venture between Baidu and Geely, applied for an autonomous driving patent.
A leaked memo from XPeng Motors, a Chinese intelligent electric vehicle company, shows that the company is still continuing its organizational structure adjustment. A new financial platform was recently set up within the firm, aiming at improving cost controls and the compliance ability of the financial system.
According to Tianyancha APP, NIO Insurance Brokerage Co., Ltd. has been recently established with a registered capital of 50 million yuan ($7.9 million). The brokerage is 100% controlled by Chinese EV maker NIO.
In April this year, news emerged that JuneYao Group, a top 500 company in China, has become the actual controlling shareholder of Yudo Automobile. The report was confirmed on September 2.