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CnEVPost is closely following the EV industry in China, and here you can see what's happening in the industry on a daily basis.
  • Ofilm, a company kicked out of Apple's supply chain, to target auto parts market

    For Ofilm, a camera supplier that relies heavily on Apple, being kicked out of the iPhone maker's supply chain would mean a major blow. But now it sees a new opportunity in China's budding smart car market.

  • China's hottest-selling EV to get convertible version

    Hongguang Mini EV sales reached 39,745 units in March, up 130 percent from February. This is the model's highest monthly sales since its launch last July.

  • Here comes another one! TV maker Skyworth to unveil its smart car on April 27

    You may ask, with so many tech companies joining the car-making industry, do they feel crowded? In fact, the answer is that we have a tradition of enjoying a crowded life.

  • Huawei says cars need to be able to drive themselves without 5G

    "If the car has to rely on 5G and 5.5G to drive itself, what happens when the network goes down?" Xu asked, adding that this is also very demanding and unrealistic for operators.

  • Huawei says it will create three auto sub-brands with carmakers

    Huawei said on April 12 that it will cooperate with BAIC Arcfox, Changan Automobile, and GAC to create three automotive sub-brands, with new models to be launched in the fourth quarter.

  • Huawei to launch sub-brand 'Huawei Inside' for cars in Q4

    Huawei has partnered with three car companies to create three sub-brands, and smart cars with its sub-brand "Huawei Inside" logo will start rolling out in the fourth quarter of this year, the Chinese tech giant said Monday.

  • Huawei says auto industry is one of the most disruptive in next decade

    The automotive industry is one of the most disruptive industries of the next decade, and Huawei will invest strongly in self-driving software, the Chinese tech giant said Monday.

  • Geely has reportedly developed all-electric heavy truck to take on Tesla's Semi

    Tesla is hoping to use the Semi model to electrify the heavy truck industry, and now it may have a Chinese rival.

  • Locally produced Audi e-tron electric SUV launched in China from $83,398

    The Audi e-tron is expected to compete with other electric luxury brands including the BMW iX3, Mercedes-Benz EQC and Nio ES8, but in terms of price, the e-tron is the most expensive of these models.

  • Drone maker DJI launches new brand to expand its footprint in China's red-hot EV space

    DJI is a world-renowned innovator in the drone market. Now the company is looking to bring its innovative capabilities to China's increasingly hot smart car market.