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Chinese EV startup Aiways signs deal to use Hesai's LiDAR to build driver assistance systems
In 2022-2023, Aiways will release its second-generation intelligent driving assistance technology, which will likely add 1-2 LiDARs.
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State Grid says it has built highway fast-charging network covering 176 cities
State Grid, the world's largest utility company, is also one of the largest operators of charging piles in China, and it is rapidly expanding its reach.
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Behind auto chip shortage: Some dealers multiply offers by 10 times
The reason for the rise in auto chip prices is speculation by dealers on the one hand, and automakers spending high prices to buy chips in bulk for fear of discontinuing production on the other.
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How do Nio, Xpeng, and Li Auto's Q2 results compare?
With Li Auto releasing its second-quarter earnings on Monday, the US-listed Chinese EV trio - Nio, Xpeng Motors, and Li Auto - have all reported results for the quarter.
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Baojun KiWi EV goes on sale starting at $10,800
The company said orders for the KiWi EV have surpassed 6,000 units in the 20 days since pre-orders for the car began on August 11.
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Jidu finishes wind tunnel tests of first model's clay mockup
The full design of Baidu's first model has been finalized and is undergoing engineering development and design optimization.
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Geely's Lotus forms new firm in China and secures Nio Capital investment
Lotus announced Nio Capital, the venture capital arm of Nio, as its investor, without disclosing the exact amount of investment or the valuation.
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Audi said to offer over 60% discount for big customers when selling Q2L e-tron
At a time when China's electric vehicle industry is growing rapidly, foreign brands, with the exception of Tesla, seem to be lagging behind across the board, especially Audi.
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Sinopec expects to build 100 new hydrogen refueling stations this year
Sinopec currently has 20 hydrogen refueling stations in 14 regions in China, with an annual hydrogen production capacity of more than 3.9 million tons, accounting for 11 percent of China's output.
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Chinese EV priced at about $124,000 begins deliveries
HiPhi announced at the Chengdu Auto Show the start of deliveries of the HiPhi X 4-seat model, priced at RMB 800,000 ($124,000).









