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  • WeRide and Pony AI enter Stock Connect, opening doors for mainland investors

    The adjustment takes effect June 4, about seven months after the two companies made their Hong Kong market debuts.

  • BYD enters humanoid robot market, may sell through dealer network

    A BYD executive confirmed the development of humanoid robots and is considering bringing them into household scenarios.

  • CPCA's Cui suggests China reform road tax system for NEV era

    Cui proposes a statutory tax based on driving mileage and vehicle weight to address structural imbalances caused by declining fuel tax revenues.

  • China's May NEV retail sales fall 5% year-on-year, CPCA preliminary data shows

    A steeper decline in the broader passenger car market pushed the NEV retail penetration rate to a record 63% in May.

  • BYD leverages Sinopec's massive network to advance its ambitious flash charging strategy

    BYD signed an agreement with Sinopec to advance the construction of its flash charging stations by relying on the latter's massive network.

  • Leapmotor to launch updated versions of core C-series SUVs on June 16

    Leapmotor is set to update the C10, C11, and C16, three SUVs that contributed 43% of its deliveries from January to April this year.

  • India's Tata seeks to license Chery's premium EV platform

    Tata will leverage the Freelander platform between Chery and Jaguar Land Rover, to revive its delayed premium Avinya EV series.

  • Seres, ByteDance partner on new car brand with DeepRoute expected as ADAS provider

    First model from Seres's new brand Saidou is expected to launch this year with BEV and EREV options.

  • BYD-backed robotics firm PaXini weighs Hong Kong IPO

    PaXini completed a funding round of over 1 billion yuan ($148 million) in March, pushing its valuation above 10 billion yuan.

  • RoboSense wins another 500,000-unit LiDAR order from FAW Toyota

    The order further expands RoboSense's market share among Japanese joint-venture automakers in China, with its ADAS orders on hand exceeding nine million units.

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