Phate Zhang

  • Chinese lithium giant Tianqi files for Hong Kong listing

    Tianqi Lithium has submitted the first version of its listing documents to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, applying for a hearing.

  • Tesla's new OTA update will bring karaoke, center screen vehicle color changes to Chinese users

    Tesla's first OTA update for the Year of the Tiger, developed by its China team, will bring karaoke functionality and allows owners to change the vehicle color of the center console screen.

  • Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto: What could get their stocks out of slump?

    Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu's team sees three ways Chinese EV stocks could potentially come out of this slump.

  • BYD Semiconductor gets regulatory approval for IPO in Shenzhen

    BYD Semiconductor is expected to raise RMB 2 billion ($314 million) through the IPO.

  • CATL sees net profit growth of over 150% in 2021

    The growth is mainly due to increased penetration in the NEV and energy storage markets in 2021, boosting battery sales.

  • CALB signs deal to build new bases in Guangdong, expected to shorten battery supply to Xpeng

    CALB will build a battery production facility with a planned annual capacity of 50 GWh in Guangzhou, where Xpeng is headquartered.

  • Zeekr sees 10,000th vehicle roll off line

    That's 99 days after the first production vehicle of the Zeekr 001 rolls off the production line on October 19, 2021.

  • How will LiDAR used by Nio perform? Here are some facts you may want to know

    CICC believes that the current mainstream 905nm LiDAR is sufficient for autonomous driving under normal conditions, but not enough in extreme scenarios.

  • Expert from Huawei's chip design arm reportedly to join Nio for self-driving chip development

    An expert from Huawei's chip design division HiSilicon will join Nio in the development of self-driving chips, local media said.

  • Tesla posts record earnings, warns of supply chain uncertainty

    Tesla said its factories have been below full capacity for several quarters, a situation that could continue further throughout 2022 as the supply chain becomes the main limiting factor.