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As competition in the global electric vehicle industry consolidates, many automotive firms and a host of new startups are eyeing what they see as the next frontier for innovation: the sky.
On October 12th, He Xiaopeng, the Chairman of XPeng Motors, posted on Weibo that he visited Volkswagen Group's headquarters in Wolfsburg at the end of September.
Chasing after Douyin and Kuaishou, Tencent's various products are intensifying their efforts in short drama content.
Xiaomi's sales are up sevenfold in India since the company's India branch became profitable in the fiscal year that ended in March 2017. Indian consumers appear...
Chinese automobile brand GAC Motor released a compact SUV model “Emkoo” on Thursday morning, with a design based on GPMA architecture.
Redmi K20 Pro aka Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, powered by the high-end Snapdragon 855 processor, might be the most affordable flagship phone on the market.
It was reported that a new version of Tesla Model 3 would be fully equipped with an M3P battery made by Chinese industry giant CATL. On August 18, a spokesperson for Tesla China said that this news is just a rumor and is inconsistent with the facts.
On the afternoon of October 24, Chinese smartphone manufacturer vivo held an imaging strategy conference. It unveiled a new self-developed imaging chip, although the name has not yet been announced.
Taiwanese fabless semiconductor company MediaTek held an online conference on November 8 to release the new generation flagship 5G system-on-a-chip (SoC), Dimensity 9200.
Lei Jun, Chairman and CEO of the company, posted online on Wednesday, saying: "Xiaomi 12S Ultra uses customized Sony IMX989 camera sensor with a complete 1-inch size. This is the top of mobile phone imaging hardware at present."
Today, Xiaomi's sub-brand Redmi announced that their latest flagship, the Redmi K30 Pro will be available for purchase on March 24.
Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is expected to debut their sub-brand iQOO in the Indian market by March 2020, according to 91mobiles. IQOO will exist as an independent entity, similar to Xiaomi’s spin off of their POCO sub-brand in India.