Nio's battery swap station built with furniture retail giant reaches 20
Nio and Red Star signed a partnership agreement in February to jointly build 60 charging stations and battery swap stations.
Anhui aims to produce over 10% of China's NEVs by 2023
Anhui accounted for about 7 percent of China's NEV production in the first half of the year.
GAC Aion shows technology with charging speed comparable to refueling
The company's 3C high-rate fast charging technology enables vehicles to be charged from 0 to 80 percent in 16 minutes, with a charging time of 10 minutes for 30 percent to 80 percent charge.
Nio's OEM JAC expects to turn profitable in H1
JAC Motors expects to turn around to profit in the first half of the year, with net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company amounting to RMB 480 million ($73.7 million).
Prices of semi-solid-state batteries expected to drop to level of liquid lithium batteries by next year, expert says
Solid-state batteries, or semi-solid-state batteries, may enter mass use sooner than people expect.
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.
Xiaomi looking for 500 engineers for its self-driving business
Xiaomi has launched a hiring drive for the self-driving division of its automotive business, with plans to hire the first 500 engineers.
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.
Tesla, Nio supplier CATL to unveil sodium-ion batteries on July 29
Analysts said that in an era of energy change, sodium-ion batteries are expected to gain adoption at an accelerated pace due to their clear advantages in terms of resource quantity and cost.
Baidu among first companies allowed to conduct self-driving tests on highways
Several companies, including Baidu, have been among the first in China to be allowed to test autonomous driving on some highways, meaning the test extends from regular city roads to more scenarios.