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China releases autonomous driving classification standards
On March 9, the website of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China announced the recommended national standard for "Automotive Driving Automation Classification", which will be implemented on January 1, 2021.
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Geely, China's largest domestic car maker, saw sales down 75% in Feb
The lower sales were mainly due to the disruption caused by the recent outbreak of the COVID-19 in China, the company explained.
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How does it feel to take a driverless taxi in China?
Removing the driver from the driving seat brings in a safer, more convenient and more comfortable travel experience.
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Evergrande releases new car with 0-60 in just 1.9 seconds
Evergrande Automobile recently announced that its first new energy supercar, Gemera, was launched in Geneva after its joint venture with Koenigsegg. The new car is limited to 300 units worldwide, priced at 1.3 million euros, and has been sold out.
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Chinese EV firms face difficulties as supplies disrupted
On the eve of the Spring Festival in 2020, a new coronavirus epidemic has hit the consumer industry, which was supposed to be driven during the Spring Festival holiday.
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iPhone Maker Hon Hai says will launch EV as soon as next year
The deployment in electric vehicle (EV) industry by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., the largest assembler of Apple Inc.’s iPhones, is quite smooth, and new applications for related products will be available as soon as 2021, the company’s chairman Young Liu said on Tuesday according to Economic Daily.
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Baidu says its Apollo autonomous driving platform now has 178 partners
As one of the top open autonomous driving platforms in China, Baidu Apollo has a large number of ecological partners. Baidu Apollo said yesterday that a number of new partners have joined the Apollo open platform for autonomous driving.
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PSA CEO says demand for EVs will collapse if subsidies ebb
Major auto manufacturers around the world are actively promoting electrification and new energy. However, there are also manufacturers in the market who are not so aggressive about electrifying cars.
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Renault launches Morphoz, a concept EV that can be extended
Renault has recently released the Morphoz, an electric concept car that can be extended as needed to increase battery range.
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Chinese EV startup Byton's first car will be available in Europe in 2021
At the 2019 Frankfurt Auto Show, Byton, a Chinese electric-vehicle startup, unveiled its first mass-produced model, the Byton M-Byte, and it finally has a timetable for hitting the market.








