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  • Human Horizons, owner of highest-priced Chinese EV brand HiPhi, reportedly considering $500 million HK IPO

    Human Horizons initially planned to go public in the US, but has now shifted its listing to Hong Kong, the report said.

  • Jidu releases first teaser video of its robocar concept, showing innovative placement solution for sensors that look like LiDARs

    JiDU's concept car has a pop-up design on both sides of the front hatch, which looks like two LiDARs.

  • Baidu's car-making arm Jidu unveils its robot car logo

    The logo is inspired by the robot car, combining the concept of "Pixel" with the letter "J".

  • Jidu to unveil logo for its robot car on Jan 18

    Jidu will unveil its first concept car robot in the first half of 2022, with mass production and delivery set for 2023.

  • EV fire puts Tesla, Nio, BYD in spotlight, even though none of them really relevant

    Electric vehicle fire near a BYD store and Nio's battery swap station caused a Model Y to burn.

  • HiPhi, highest-priced Chinese EV brand, sells 919 vehicles in Dec

    Cumulative deliveries of HiPhi X, HiPhi's first model, totaled 4,237 units since deliveries began in mid-May of last year.

  • China's NEV fleet reaches 7.84 million, 81.6% BEVs

    This represents only 2.6 percent of China's total vehicle fleet, implying huge room for growth.

  • Evergrande sees first production vehicle of Hengchi 5 roll off line

    Evergrande NEV announced that the first production vehicle of its first model, the Hengchi 5, has rolled off the production line today, 12 days ahead of schedule.

  • China ranks first in global NEV sales for seven consecutive years

    China also saw important progress in vehicle intelligence last year, with sales of passenger cars equipped with assisted driving systems accounting for 20 percent of all new vehicle sales.

  • China sells 531,000 NEVs in Dec, up 114% year-on-year, CAAM data show

    In 2021, China's NEV sales were 3.521 million units, up 157.5 percent year-on-year.