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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.
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China now has about 1.95 million charging piles, up 47% from a year ago
In June, the number of public charging piles in China increased by 39,000 units, up 65.4 percent year-over-year.
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Xpeng, Nio most popular NEV brands in China's used car market, says report
Tesla, WM Motor, and BAIC BJEV were ranked 3 to 5 respectively.
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Baidu aims to bring cutting-edge AI technology to auto market in first place, CEO says
Baidu has been developing self-driving technology since 2013, and Jidu Auto, which was announced in January this year, carries Baidu's car-making plans, Baidu CEO Robin Li said Wednesday.
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China's retail sales of new energy passenger vehicles reached 223,000 units in June, up about 170% from a year earlier
Wholesale sales of new energy passenger vehicles in China reached 227,000 units in June, up 14.7 percent from May and 165.7 percent year-over-year.
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Chinese firm unveils model that allows users to adjust number of battery packs
When people think of an electric vehicle with extended-range technology, they think of a vehicle with a fuel engine to provide more range. Now, a Chinese company has unveiled a model that allows users to get extra range by increasing the number of battery packs.
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Baidu expects to launch car that looks more like robot in 2-3 years, CEO says
"We feel that smart cars will be more like smart robots in the future, or vice versa, which means that the mainstream direction of robots in the future will be more like a smart car."
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China steps up efforts to improve power battery recycling
With the rapid development of the new energy vehicle industry, the recycling of retired power batteries has become a pressing issue. In a recent government document, China has set out its goals in this regard.









