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Auto chip shortage expected to last six months to nine months
In January, the impact of the shortage of chips was shown in China's decreased auto production.
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Huawei denies making its own-branded EVs, says strategy remains unchanged
In response to media reports that it plans to build its own brand of electric vehicles, Huawei denied it, saying its strategy has not changed.
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Geely, Volvo abandon full merger
Geely's announcement claimed a "merger" between the two, but the content of the announcement showed that Geely and Volvo have essentially abandoned the previously anticipated full merger proposal.
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Geely will reportedly base its EV unit production in Hefei -- home to Nio's factory
Hefei is home to Nio China's headquarters, and Nio's cars are currently produced at a manufacturing base jointly built by the company and JAC Motors.
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Geely says it won't rule out spin-off of its pure electric vehicle business
"Because of the vital importance of smart electric cars for Geely, we must be the industry leader. Geely also has some plans that will be released at an opportune time in the future," said Geely CEO.
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Nio Capital leads $20 million funding for VR firm NOLO VR
NOLO VR is the only mobile VR hardware brand in the world other than Oculus that owns one of the most core key technologies of VR - 6DoF interaction technology.
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Shanghai gives local EV industry another policy push, lists goals for next five years
Shanghai, the city where Tesla's Gigafactory in China is located, is further increasing its support for new energy vehicles.
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China's Hainan province requires new and replacement govt cars and buses can only be NEVs
China's southernmost province of Hainan requires that new and replacement official cars and buses can only be new energy vehicles and proposes to add 25,000 new energy vehicles in the province in 2021.
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Nio Capital invests in firm that provides self-driving solutions for mining vehicles
Nio Capital is a private equity investment institution with RMB 10 billion funds under management.
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Tesla's US rival Lucid Motors says exploring possibility of building plant in China
Tesla's biggest US rival, Lucid Motors, said it is now considering the possibility of building a factory in China, the Shenzhen-based Securities Times reported Wednesday.









