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Cambricon says it's designing smart driving chip with over 200 TOPS of computing power
While China's new energy vehicle industry is growing rapidly, local automotive chip design companies are also on the rise.
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Not all battery swap-enabled models are successful, this automaker had zero car sales in June
The success of Nio's battery swap-enabled models does not mean the same for all companies selling such models.
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Uxin closes $100 million financing deal, Nio's William Li joins board
Under the deal, Uxin has issued a total of 29,129,040,416 shares of senior convertible preferred stock for an aggregate amount of $100 million.
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China sees 9,435 power battery recycling-related company registrations in H1, 26 times as many as a year ago
With the rapid development of China's new energy vehicle industry, power battery recycling is starting to become a big business with a rapid increase in participants.
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Hongguang Mini EV sales at 22,905 units in June, down 23% from May
After its record sales in March, the performance of China's hottest-selling electric car is starting to weaken.
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China's new energy firms scrambling to raise capital to expand capacity
The huge market demand generated by China's new energy industry chain has led to a large number of companies actively raising capital to expand their production capacity.
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Beijing bans illegal electric tricycles and four-wheelers, gives 2.5-year transition period
These vehicles are also widely known as "老头乐" (Old Man's Joy) in China, and they often weave in and out of ordinary vehicles and drive illegally on bike paths, posing many safety hazards.
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Jidu, Baidu's car-making arm, has poached former Nio veteran engineer
Chinese tech giants jumping on the car-building bandwagon are grasping for talent, and they're setting their sights on people who once had experience working at China's leading car-making newcomers, including Nio.
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Nearly 40% of EV fires occur while sitting, says expert
The percentage of EV fires that occur while charging is about 28 percent, while the percentage of fires that occur while sitting is 38 percent.
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China speeding up policies on energy storage
The rapid development of China's new energy industry is driving demand for energy storage higher, and policymakers are accelerating the development of regulations for the industry.









