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Leading Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors (stock code: XPEV) kicked off trading on the New York Stock Exchange on the evening of Aug. 27 (Beijing Time) with an opening price of $23.1, soaring 56% from the issue price of $15 per share.
RoboSense, a provider of smart LiDAR sensor systems, announced on February 7 its partnership with Toyota, a Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer, on large-scale production with orders for multiple models.
Pinduoduo, China’s third largest e-commerce platform is making efforts to diversify its business by launching new services.
Three battery projects belonging to Chinese electric vehicle firm BYD in the country's southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region have reportedly made new progress, intended to provide support for the EV maker's exploration of ASEAN markets.
Trending milk tea chain Chayan Yuese (茶颜悦色) has fallen under harsh criticism recently in response to its use of sexist jokes in advertising campaigns.
During the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic, scholars from Tsinghua University developed an integrative kit for quick coronavirus test.
On April 27th, BYD announced that the NetEase Cloud Music car version has been launched on the BYD DiLink application market.
Luckin Coffee issued an official apology statement on Weibo regarding the recent fraud allegations that saw the company’s stock dip nearly 80%.
Xiaomi Group released their financial report for the first half of 2019 and the results beat estimates. Total revenue increased by 20.2% reaching 95.71 billion yuan. Overseas business revenue amounted to 38.6 billion yuan, accounting for more than 40% of total revenue.
Chinese shared parking startup Airparking announced the recent completion of their Pre-Series A round financing worth about millions in RMB. This was an exclusi...
According to a report released by the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade (KIET) on September 10th, electric vehicles produced in China are rapidly rising in the South Korean market, accounting for 33.1% of the market share.
According to Chinese media outlet 36Kr, Starbucks' Vice President Li Tao has left the company and joined Chinese tea beverage brand CHAGEE earlier this year. CHAGEE has denied the rumor.