Phate Zhang
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Pony.ai partners with Geely affiliates to build robotaxi fleet
Pony.ai has entered into a strategic partnership with Geely's ride-hailing unit Cao Cao Mobility and the Geely Intelligent Driving Center to build a robotaxi fleet within the year.
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SAIC joins forces with CATL and two oil giants to offer battery swap services
SAIC's Rising Auto, Roewe, MG and Maxus brands will launch battery swap-enabled models, with the Rising Auto R7 being the first such model.
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CATL inks deal to supply 10 GWh of energy storage products to US startup FlexGen over 3 years
FlexGen was previously appointed as an authorized service provider to CATL and the two have worked together on more than 2.5 GWh of energy storage system projects.
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Xpeng plunges 14% in Hong Kong amid broad sell-off after G9 launch
As of press time, Nio and Li Auto also plunged, albeit to a lesser extent, at 9.24 percent and 5.85 percent, respectively.
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Xpeng officially launches G9: Starts at around $44,000, deliveries to start at end of October
Judging by Xpeng's stock performance, investors don't seem to like the pricing of the Xpeng G9, despite the fact that it's another great product for the Chinese market.
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ET5 could be next Nio model to enter Europe after ET7
"It’s just like two runners on their tracks," said Nio president Qin Lihong. "If you have a great lead, you just need to keep your own pace."
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Nio ES8 with LiDAR: New spy photos show more details
The vehicle's head is wrapped in camouflage, but its headlights are set up differently from the current ES8.
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BYD's JV with French auto parts maker Faurecia sees sixth plant open
In October 2017, BYD and Faurecia established the joint venture and opened plants in Shenzhen, Xi'an, Changsha, Changzhou and Fuzhou.
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Chinese self-driving startup QCraft's robotaxi fleet powered by Nvidia DRIVE Orin begins operations
QCraft's robotaxis, each powered by two Nvidia DRIVE Orin SoCs, is in operation in Suzhou.
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Nvidia unveils new system for autonomous driving, DRIVE Thor, with Zeekr as first customer
DRIVE Thor offers 2,000 TOPS of performance, eight times that of DRIVE Orin, and targets automakers' 2025 models.









