Phate Zhang

A spate of accidents involving Tesla vehicles in China is spilling over to innocent owners and causing problems in their lives.

Xpeng Motors is one of the strongest Chinese companies in autonomous driving technology, and to strengthen that position, the company is continuing to increase its talent pool.

"Whether or not Nio qualifies for the final round, we don't know yet, but some conclusions will start to emerge by about 2024," he said.

Li said he had learned that many fans in Japan and South Korea wanted Nio to enter the regions, but the company had no team there before, and the team previously established in Europe and the United States made it easier to enter those markets.

Rumors that have been going on for nearly a year have finally come true, as Chinese electric car company Nio has officially announced that it will enter overseas markets, with Norway as its first stop.

China's determination to support the development of the smart car industry is unrelenting, as new policies continue to be introduced to accelerate the sector's growth.

As Tesla's dispute with a female owner remains unresolved, the US electric car company appears to be working to improve its service to mitigate the impact of possible similar incidents in the future.

Nio has always touted itself as a user-centric company, so it would make sense to innovate on user rights, and blockchain technology provides a good direction.

In the first half of 2020, Nio became CATL's largest customer as its shipments continued to rise.