Li Auto to push OTA 2.0 update to Li ONE, allowing 14 additional phones to be used as car keys
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI) announced on December 25 that its only model, the Li ONE, will soon receive an OTA 2.0 update to its car system, bringing several new features.
China's emerging automakers are taking share of traditional cars, at least in the case of Li Auto
We previously reported that Lu Fang, CEO of Dongfeng Group's VOYAH brand, said of the competition with Li Auto that they are comrades in arms, with the common goal of converting traditional gasoline vehicles into new energy vehicles. In fact, that's happening.
Analyst expects Apple to partner with Tesla or Nio in coming years
If Apple strikes a deal with an established electric car company like Tesla, Volkswagen or Nio, it would be a "golden partnership" for the next decade tapping into the EV opportunity, Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives said in a report.
China's emerging car makers overtake Tesla in local market share
From January to November, the share of local new car makers - Nio, Xpeng Motors, Li Auto, and WM Motor in China's new energy vehicle market reached 14%, surpassing Tesla's 12%.
Nio Pilot - Nio's assisted driving system - sees more than 100 million km driven by owners
This means that not only is Nio's product ownership growing, but so is user trust in Nio Pilot.
Li Auto files patent for driverless cab scenario
Under this technology, the vehicle will be able to obtain information on the attributes of all roads between the starting point and the endpoint and the attributes of intersections and determine the path based on this information.
In addition to its first sedan, Nio is said to unveil 150kWh battery on Nio Day
At the Nio Day event on January 9, 2021, Nio will unveil its first sedan, 150kWh battery, NT2.0 autonomous driving platform, and second-generation battery swap station, Nio co-founder and president Qin Lihong said on December 22.
Nio opens 14 fast charging stations along the route from Chengdu to Tibet
These fast-charging stations start in Chengdu, 500 meters above sea level, and end in Mount Qomolangma, 5,200 meters above sea level.
Xpeng completes delivery of first 100 Xpeng G3s in Norway
Xpeng Motors has completed the delivery of the first 100 Xpeng G3 vehicles to Norwegian owners, becoming the first Chinese smart car brand to actually deliver vehicles directly to European customers.
Xpeng CEO hints Toyota will become the 'Nokia' of the electric car era
When Nokia CEO Jorma Ollila announced his agreement to the Microsoft acquisition at a press conference, he said, "We didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow, we lost."