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XPeng responds to ex-Apple employee's guilty plea to trade secret theft charges
More than four years into the case, XPeng is not aware of the specifics of the case and has not been involved in the subsequent investigation of the case by US judicial authorities
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Ex-Apple employee pleads guilty to stealing trade secrets before joining XPeng
Zhang Xiaolang joined XPeng in May 2018 and was arrested in the US in July 2018 before returning to China.
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Apple hiring for car software engineer position in China
Apple unveiled its next-generation CarPlay at the WWDC22 earlier this month, sparking widespread discussion in the automotive industry.
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XPeng CEO hints Apple CarPlay good solution for traditional cars, not for smart cars
For car companies, next-generation smart car solutions require more full-stack in-house research and eco-building, according to XPeng CEO.
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NIO sees Apple as potential rival, not Xiaomi or others
NIO needs to have some ability to defend itself before the shockwaves from Apple come, according to William Li.
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Apple's talks with CATL, BYD on EV battery supply largely stalled, report says
CATL, BYD refuse to build teams and factories in the US dedicated to catering to Apple, Reuters reports.
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Apple in talks with CATL, BYD over battery supply deal for its EV, Reuters reports
Apple requires potential battery suppliers to have a production base in the US, the report said, adding that CATL is reluctant to build a plant in the US because of tensions betwee
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CATL said to be supplying samples of ternary lithium batteries to Apple
CATL is supplying samples of ternary lithium batteries for Apple's car project and the samples are still being tested.
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Ofilm, a company kicked out of Apple's supply chain, to target auto parts market
For Ofilm, a camera supplier that relies heavily on Apple, being kicked out of the iPhone maker's supply chain would mean a major blow. But now it sees a new opportunity in China's
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Will Apple Car be a threat to NIO, XPeng and Li Auto?
In the opinion of one analyst who follows the industry closely, the answer is no.
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