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Appliance maker Skyworth unveils new model, priced from $23,500
Chinese appliance giant Skyworth has launched its new mid-size all-electric SUV EV6, which includes four specifications and is priced at RMB 152,800 ($23,500)-249,800.
WM Motor affiliate's registered capital increased by over 75%
The company's business scope includes technology research and development, technology transfer, and investment management of new energy intelligent vehicles.
GAC Aion, Huawei join forces to build premium brand, first SUV to be launched in 2023
The brand has two other models based on the same platform as the AH8, including an MPV and a high-end coupe.
Patent drawings of Evergrande Auto's flagship sedan Hengchi 1 revealed
The patent drawings appear in the China National Intellectual Property Administration's (CNIPA) database and include design details of the Hengchi 1 from all angles.
Home appliance maker Skyworth says it plans to have its EV business listed in China by year-end
It's worth noting that while Skywell is aiming for a STAR market launch, there is still a great deal of uncertainty about whether it will succeed.
Xiaomi co-founder becomes director of Kaiyun Motors
Xiaomi Group co-founder, executive director, and senior vice president Liu De has become a director of Chinese car company Kaiyun Motors, information on the latter's official website shows.
Chinese auto chip firm Horizon Robotics joins two open source communities
Previously, both Nio and Li Auto have become premium members of the seL4 Foundation.
Guangdong, where Xpeng is headquartered, saw 230% growth in H1 NEV production
The province has stepped up efforts to coordinate chip protection for key companies such as GAC, Xpeng Motors and Dongfeng Nissan amid the recent global chip supply crunch, it said.
EHang says its new AAV production site goes into operation
EHang announced on July 26 that its new Automated Aerial Vehicle (AAV) production facility in Yunfu, Guangdong, southern China, went into operation at the end of June as planned.
New material developed by Chinese team expected to accelerate commercialization of solid-state batteries
Professor Ma Cheng's team at the University of Science and Technology of China announced that they have successfully developed a new chloride solid electrolyte material, lithium zirconium chloride.
