Automundo China

Elon Musk needs good relations with China to keep pumping cash into Tesla, while Donald Trump wants to hit Beijing with tariffs.

Chinese EV giant BYD has unveiled its most advanced self-developed automotive chip, manufactured using a cutting-edge 4nm process. Industry sources report that the BYD 9000 represents China's most sophisticated automotive chip to date, with manufacturing reportedly handled by TSMC. The chip's striking similarities to MediaTek's MT8673 have sparked speculation about a strategic partnership between BYD and MediaTek.

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The Guangzhou-based firm set a new record for monthly deliveries in October.

The Tesla Model 3 RWD, Long Range Dual Motor AWD, and Model 3 Performance are now listed at 1-3 weeks in the vehicle's order page in China.

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is set to embark on an ambitious industrial expansion, with plans to construct the fourth phase of its industrial park in the Shenzhen-Shanwei Cooperation Zone, according to an official announcement by the Shenzhen government on Tuesday. The strategic development promises substantial economic impact, with projections indicating that the third and fourth phases of the industrial park will collectively generate an annual output value exceeding 200 billion yuan (approximately $27.63 billion) upon reaching full operational capacity.

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BYD became the first brand in the world to produce 10 million electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles during its 30th anniversary.

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