The move is the latest example of Chinese automakers looking to crack global markets while dealing with increased competition and weakening demand at home.
Search results
Posted inTurf Wars
Li Auto picks Nvidia over Mobileye for newest self-driving cars
Li Auto will be the first automaker to use Nvidia’s newest processor to facilitate highly autonomous driving functions for its EVs.
Posted inTurf Wars
EV maker Xpeng has 15,000 orders for its P7 sedan
Starting at $38,400, the sedan is designed to compete with Tesla’s Model 3.
Posted inUp and Comers
Faraday Future’s Jia Yueting files for bankruptcy in US, to return to China
The cash-squeezed EV maker plans to meet with local governments about producing the FF81.
Posted inUp and Comers
Briefing: Didi’s rival Dida becomes second China’s largest ride-hailing service
After Didi’s safety scandals, Chinese passengers are again turning towards taxis.
