Etiqueta: Huawei
BYD cars with its God’s Eye smart driving system surpass 2...

BYD vehicles equipped with smart driving systems now generate over 130 million km of assisted driving data daily.
2025 Guangzhou auto show to begin on Nov 21, 93 new...

Domestic automakers including Nio, Xpeng, Xiaomi EV, and Li Auto, alongside international brands such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi, will participate.
Volkswagen Doubles Down on Localization Drive in China as It Unveils...
Overthe past two years, Volkswagen has shifted from being a 'global standard bearer' to an 'adopter of local innovation,' marking one of the most significant transformations in its history.
Why BYD can’t do for China what Ford did for America

The Chinese EV giant has conquered global markets by selling millions of cars, but it hasn’t supercharged China’s soft power.
Huawei-backed Stelato S9 refreshed: a mid-to-large sedan with Huawei’s ADS 4.0
Huawei-backed Stelato S9 facelift opens pre-orders.
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Avatr 12 wagon spotted testing in China, rival Zeekr 007 GT
Avatr’s next model could be a wagon version of the 12 sedan, as spy photos appear online in China.
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Which Automaker Made the Most Money in the First Three Quarters?...

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China’s auto funding blitz and a US rush for rare earths

The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
CATL-Huaiwei-Changan backed Avatr 12 Four-LiDAR Edition launches, starting from 37,800 USD
Avatr unveils premium BEV and EREV sedan with Huawei's latest driver assistance system.
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US Demand for BYD, Nio EVs Grows Despite Privacy Risks

US demand for affordable Chinese vehicles like BYD and Nio is rising, with over half of buyers open to them despite data privacy fears and potential sharing with Chinese authorities. Governments are scrutinizing risks, while China refines regulations for control. Balancing innovation and security remains key for the industry.













