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Nio Capital invests in AR company Nreal
Nio Capital managing partner Zhu Yan said he is bullish on the application of AR/VR glasses in automotive scenarios, especially the new possibilities of combining with in-car entertainment.
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Chinese auto association warns again of chip shortage crisis
The resources for auto chips in circulation are close to depletion, Chinese auto brands no longer have a clear advantage in chip resources, said the deputy secretary-general of the CAAM.
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China aims for 80% highway fast-charging station coverage by 2025
By 2025, China will have 80 percent coverage of fast-charging stations on its highways, Wang Zhiqing, vice minister of transport, said Friday.
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New device from China's State Grid enables EVs to feed power to public grid
"EVs are like giant sponges that can store electricity."
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China supports accelerated development of NEV industry, govt document says
China's Ministry of Commerce said it is working with relevant departments to carry out activities to bring NEVs to rural areas.
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China's new energy vehicles still face high costs, official says
The MIIT will work with relevant departments to accelerate coordination and promote the high-quality development of new energy vehicles.
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Chinese regulator calls for stronger cybersecurity and data security for smart vehicles
The MIIT on Thursday issued a notice on strengthening cybersecurity and data security for connected vehicles, saying the safety and security systems for such models urgently need to be improved.
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WM Motor reportedly adjusting equity structure in preparation for overseas IPO
WM Motor is adjusting its shareholding structure and may raise a new round of funding in the fourth quarter in preparation for an overseas IPO.
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Chinese regulator asks automakers to conduct data security, cybersecurity self-reviews
Chinese regulator of the automotive industry has begun asking car companies to conduct self-examinations of their data security and cybersecurity in order to address safety concerns.
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Analysts expect auto AI chips in China to grow at CAGR of 28% in next decade
With the rapid development of the smart car industry, the demand for AI chips is also exploding.









