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Geely drops plan to list on A-share STAR market
Geely said Friday it withdrew plans to list on China's Nasdaq-style sci-tech innovation board, also known as the STAR market, becoming the latest car company to do so after WM Motor.
Faraday Future to trade on Nasdaq on July 21
FF is an electric car company founded by Jia Yueting, an entrepreneur who filed for bankruptcy in the US in October 2019 after accumulating billions of dollars in personal debt.
Smart's first electric SUV completes engineering tests in China
The new vehicle will be based on Geely's SEA architecture, the same as the Zeekr 001.
Over 195 million cars worldwide have BlackBerry QNX software
Huawei launched HarmonyOS 2 earlier this month, which can be used not only for smartphones but also for cars. In analysts' eyes, it brings a new option to the current in-car OS market.
Pony.ai denies joining car-making bandwagon
News of Chinese self-driving company Pony.ai joining the car-making bandwagon first broke half a month ago, and the company has not explicitly denied it until today.
New solar thermal project in China can generate electricity 24 hours a day
Innovations continue to emerge in China on the road to using new energy sources.
SAIC terminates development of forward-looking fuel-cell vehicle technology
In view of the fact that SAIC's fuel cell vehicle forward-looking technology R&D project no longer fits the environment and trend of accelerated development of the fuel cell industry, the company decided to terminate the above projects.
SAIC says its new zero thermal runaway battery system to go into production by year-end
SAIC Group recently said its new generation of power battery system will go into production by the end of this year, achieving zero thermal runaway, and that the technology will be used in the latest high-end models of its R brand.
GAC Aion S Plus goes on sale, starts at about $21,600 after subsidies
The model is an upgraded version of the Aion S and is the second model launched by GAC Aion after its independent operation.
Audi to stop making fuel cars by 2033, but not in China
Audi believes there is still demand for fuel vehicles in China, and it is possible that Audi will use locally produced fuel models to supply the local market after 2033.