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Horizon Robotics' AI chip with up to 128 TOPS computing power gets key certification
Horizon Robotics has received SGS-TÜV ISO 26262 ASIL-B Ready functional safety product certification for its Journey 5 chip with up to 128 tera operations per second (TOPS) of AI computing power, paving the way for mass production.
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Newspaper focuses on why legacy car makers lag behind in EV market
What traditional car companies hate about themselves is that they seem to understand why the new car makers are winning, but they just can't do it right.
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WM Motor, once seen as one of the most promising EV makers in China, lags behind its local peers
WM Motor has not announced any single month sales so far this year, in contrast to its peers including Nio.
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China's June auto sales forecast at 1.926 million units, down 16% from a year earlier
It is worth noting that the electric car companies that have now announced their June sales are all performing strongly.
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China achieves experimental power generation from dry thermal rock
China successfully achieved a dry-thermal-rock test power generation in the Matouying, Tangshan, Hebei dry-thermal-rock exploration area, the latest development in the country's clean-energy development.
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Chinese EV makers speed up hoarding war chests
Nio CEO William Li was recently quoted by Securities Daily as saying that the real competition in the smart electric vehicle industry has not yet begun, and there is still a need to raise enough capital to lay the groundwork for future competition.
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Nio Day 2021 will be held in one of these three cities
Nio announced on Saturday that Hefei, Suzhou and Xi'an have been nominated by the Nio Day 2021 organizing committee as candidates to host the event.
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Analysts call Nio-backed Uxin China's 'Carvana' in the making
The investment in Uxin will further improve Nio's position in the car trading scenario, and together with Nio Capital, it will bridge the company's possibilities for cooperation with Nio, bringing more imagination to Uxin's development.
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Evergrande Auto breaks ground on new $773 million production site
The overall project is expected to be completed in 2024 and will be used for the production of models including sedans and coupes.
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China has built 118 hydrogen refueling stations
By the end of 2020, China had built 118 hydrogen refueling stations in total, with 167 under construction or planned, according to a recently released report.









