Etiqueta: Great Wall Motor

Regulators reported large-scale removal of defamatory content and penalties against accounts targeting new energy vehicle brands.

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December 2025 automotive profit fell 57% to 3.0B USD amid rising costs and weaker margins.

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Company confirms range‑extender efficiency is at least 13 percent lower than direct‑drive powertrains.

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Svolt Energy completed over 20,000 hours of cumulative testing for its 3.5-generation charging technology.

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Chinese automakers Geely and Great Wall Motor showcase intelligent vehicle systems, autonomous platforms, and software-defined architectures at CES 2026.

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Over thirty automakers and suppliers joined a new CAAM-led program targeting NEV lighting quality systems.

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Draft guidelines on pricing, frameworks, and compliance may reshape Chinese automotive industry; BYD and other automakers publicly commits to alignment.

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Chinese courts required deletion of content, public apologies, and financial compensation from creators targeting car brands.

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