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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.
  • China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing tests driverless taxis in Shanghai

    China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing began piloting driverless taxis in Shanghai today, making such service available to the public for the first time.

  • Chinese EV startup Byton to lay off US employees by June 30

    On the evening of June 24, Chinese EV startup CEO Daniel Kirchert announced in an email to all employees in the North American office that layoffs would be made in the U.S. by June 30.

  • DJI launches automotive LIDAR with detection range of up to 1000 meters

    After exhibiting at CES in January this year, Chinese drone maker DJI Livox's LIDAR is officially on sale.

  • China's 600 km/h high-speed maglev test vehicle completes test run

    China's 600 km/h high-speed magnetic levitation test vehicle successfully made a test run in Shanghai today, marking an important new breakthrough of China's high-speed magnetic levitation research and development.

  • China's first unmanned tractor equipped with 5G and hydrogen fuel cells released

    The China Agricultural Machinery Equipment Innovation Center today unveiled China's first unmanned tractor ET504-H, which is equipped with 5G as well as hydrogen fuel cells, in central city Luoyang.

  • Geely gives potential customers a car purchase voucher of 1000 yuan each

    In order to promote consumption in the automobile market, local governments and car enterprises have also introduced corresponding subsidy policies and concessionary activities. In response, Geely has been equally positive.

  • Chinese firm releases chips for cars based on Imagination PowerVR GPU

    Nanjing-based SemiDrive recently announced the X9, V9 and G9 automotive chips, based on Imagination PowerVR GPUs.

  • Baidu builds world's largest self-driving R&D center in Beijing

    Baidu has established a new research and development base for automated driving technology in Beijing.

  • Chinese version of ‘Rolls-Royce’ Hongqi H9 said to be launched on July 9

    The Hongqi H9, dubed the  Chinese version of the Rolls-Royce, is likely to start pre-sale on May 30 and be officially launched on July 9, according to Mydrivers.com.

  • Geometry C, a Geely new energy vehicle, uses the Nidec drive motor system E-Axle

    Nidec recently revealed that the new Geometry C (Geometry C) from Geely is a 150kW Ni150Ex from Nidec's drive motor system, E-Axle.