Baidu's carmaking arm Jidu hires former Cadillac designer
Jidu Auto, the carmaking arm of Chinese search engine and AI giant Baidu, has hired former Cadillac executive Frank Wu to lead its design studio.
Founder of CATL, battery supplier to Nio and Tesla, becomes world's 30th richest person
Robin Zeng, 52, has a net wealth of $43.9 billion, according to the Forbes Real-Time Billionaires List, making his debut in the top 30.
After Nio EP9, China's hottest-selling EV to land in racing game
Bringing their models to games is an occasion for car companies to expand user awareness. After Nio, another Chinese company has done so.
Volkswagen to stop fuel car production in Europe by 2035 at latest, but a little later in China
Volkswagen will stop producing fuel-fired vehicles "a little later" in the United States and China, and even longer in South Africa and Africa.
Huawei explains why it does not build cars
Germany is the most important market for Huawei's ICT business, and if Huawei builds a car, it will bring direct competition.
Huawei's self-driving business gains new partner
Huawei, which insists on not being directly involved in building cars, has a growing number of partners in the sector.
Central China's Zhengzhou to make self-driving vehicles available to public starting July 1
As self-driving technology develops rapidly in China, more and more cities are starting to pilot allowing the public to ride in such vehicles, with the central city of Zhengzhou becoming the latest.
'Douyin Car' proves to be for car information, not for building cars
ByteDance, the owner of TikTok and its Chinese version Douyin, recently launched a logo called "Douyin Car" that sparked rumors that it might be involved in building cars.
Spy photos show Li Auto's new SUV with completely different front design
The front of Li Auto's large SUV, codenamed X01 and to be released in 2022, features a closed grille that is completely different from the company's current model, the Li ONE.
Dongfeng Motor turns its premium EV brand Voyah into separate company
Dongfeng Motor is the latest in a long line of traditional Chinese car companies to set up a separate company to run their electric vehicle business.