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ARK's Cathie Wood says Baidu to build China's most promising EV company
Nio is a company that is replacing charging with battery swap, and it could win the day, she said.
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Huawei registers car-related trademarks
Chinese tech giant Huawei registered two driving-related trademarks - MATEDRIVE and MATEAUTO on January 28, both classified as scientific instruments and transportation tools, according to data provider Qichacha.
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Evergrande starts winter testing of its vehicles in -35°C environment
Evergrande NewEnergy Vehicle Group, the car making arm of China's biggest property developer China Evergrande, started winter testing of its first production vehicle, the Hengchi 1, in the cold environment of northern China's Inner Mongolia.
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China's top-selling electric car seen in Europe
Selling at 9,999 euros in Europe would mean that this is about RMB 777,765 yuan, more than twice as much as the price in China.
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Ming-Chi Kuo expects Apple Car to be released in 2025 at earliest, and will be very expensive
Tianfeng International analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects the Apple Car to be released in 2025 at the earliest and will be very expensive because of its high-end positioning.
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Analysts say the era of smart cars has arrived
The era of smart cars is upon us as global commercialization of smart cars and autonomous driving accelerates in 2020, CITIC Securities said.
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Baidu is in hiring spree for its car-making arm
Headhunters are recruiting for Baidu to build cars, this time for a mid-level cadre, Sina Tech reported Tuesday, adding that the joint venture is likely to be set up in Shanghai.
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Kandi subsidiary signs contract to supply 3,000 EVs to ridesharing partner
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Kandi Technologies Group announced on January 28 that one of its subsidiaries has signed a sales contract for 3,000 K23 pure electric vehicles with Zhejiang Ruiheng Technology.
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State Grid plans to spend $350 billion over next 5 years to upgrade its grid
China's state-owned electric utility State Grid plans to invest an average of more than US$70 billion annually over the next five years to upgrade its power grid to the energy Internet.
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About 50% of Faraday Future's funding comes from Chinese investors
US-based electric car company Faraday Future (FF) will receive $1 billion in funding through a US IPO, half of which comes from Chinese investors.









