Phate Zhang

  • Huawei didn't say 'all in' in their self-driving efforts, they came straight out with an ace in the hole

    On the eve of the Shanghai auto show, Huawei unveiled five new products from its automotive division on Sunday.

  • Electric vehicle model equipped with 'Huawei Inside' debuts

    Two days after Huawei debuted its amazing autonomous driving technology, a model equipped with the technology was launched in China.

  • Tesla settles with former engineer it accused of stealing Autopilot source code for Xpeng

    Tesla has reached a settlement with former engineer Cao Guangzhi, ending a two-year lawsuit that implicated the US EV maker's Chinese rival Xpeng Motors.

  • Nio to report Q1 earnings on April 29, over 20,000 vehicles delivered in the quarter

    Nio delivered 20,060 vehicles in the first quarter, up 422.7 percent year-on-year, the first time it has reached over 20,000 deliveries in a single quarter.

  • Honda China partners with AutoX for self-driving road testing

    Honda China and AutoX, a self-driving technology company, announced Friday that they have partnered to launch road driving tests featuring Accord and Inspire models in order to explore self-driving solutions.

  • Cars with DJI's intelligent driving system said to be launched as soon as this year

    DJI Automotive, a subsidiary of Drone maker DJI, has started working with car companies, and mass-produced cars equipped with DJI's intelligent driving system will be released as soon as this year.

  • In rare move, Xpeng signs deal with China's second-largest auto dealer to expand sales

    The direct sales model is seen as one of the key labels for emerging electric car companies, and now Xpeng Motors doesn't seem content with just that sales model.

  • Geely's premium EV brand Zeekr unveils first model with range of up to 712km and prices starting at $43,030

    The Zeekr 001 has a subsidized starting price of RMB 281,000 ($43,030) and a top trim price of RMB 360,000, a range that has a lot of overlap with the Tesla Model 3.

  • Nio said to announce plans for expansion into Europe on May 6-7

    Unlike in the Chinese market, some Nio services, such as One-Click for Power, will be charged in the European market.