Etiqueta: Hong Kong
BYD Supplier Cheng-Tech Bets On Budget Option For Assisted Driving
The automotive sensor maker is seeking IPO funds to boost its capacity, as intelligent driving systems move from luxury cars to mainstream modelsKey takeaways:
The...
China to curb EV price wars as oversupply sparks industry alarm
The Chinese government is signaling enough is enough when it comes to the fierce competition in the country's electric car market.
China's...
Tesla Vs. BYD: Tesla Loses Tax Credits Amid Robotaxi Push; BYD’s...
Tesla vs. BYD is no longer a race on EV sales, including BEV-only. Elon Musk has bet all on robotaxis, but can the Austin effort scale up?
Trending tickers: latest investor updates on TripAdvisor, Bitmine, WolfSpeed, BYD and...
The latest investor updates on stocks that are trending on Friday
China shows signs of tackling the price wars that are taking...
The Chinese government is signaling enough is enough when it comes to the fierce competition in the country’s electric car market.
Tesla sales slump once again as Musk pays price for Trump...
Tesla’s biggest rival BYD saw electric vehicle sales hit new high in June
Tesla’s Q2 sales not nearly as bad as feared, but former...
Tesla sales through June fell 13% to some 720,000 vehicles—but volumes for BYD of China soared 41% to crack the 1 million vehicle mark already halfway through the year.
Xiaomi dice que ha recibido más de 200.000 pedidos en solo...
Xiaomi afirma que ha vendido más de 200.000 YU7, un modelo que pretende competir con el Model Y de Tesla en China, a los tres minutos de su lanzamiento en Pekín.
CX Briefing: BYD’s Brazil Factory Produces First Car
Also in today’s rundown: Hong Kong universities make 36 admission offers to students affected by U.S.’ shifting international student policies, Thailand falls out of favor with Chinese tourists
Una revista del Partido Comunista de China pide mano dura contra...
HONG KONG, 2 jul (Reuters) - Una destacada publicación del Partido Comunista de China ha pedido que se tomen medidas enérgicas contra las formas de competencia que alimentan las guerras de precios y reducen los beneficios en diversas industrias, criticando a las grandes empresas y a los gobiernos locales por prácticas desleales. Un artículo en la revista Qiushi del martes afirmaba que el fenómeno conlleva un "enorme despilfarro de recursos sociales" y una deuda insostenible que podría poner en p
