Etiqueta: Industry
GAC Toyota unveils this New EV Mid-Size Sedan concept in China
The bZ7 EV sedan is not planned for North America. The competition is fierce in the electric segment in China. Toyota has not yet fully embraced the complete electrification of the global automotive fleet. Toyota – and Lexus for that matter – prefers to offer several electrified options (instead of just one), the hybrid […]
BYD Reaches 10 Million NEV Milestone
BYD, a leading global manufacturer of new energy vehicles (NEVs) and power batteries, celebrated the roll-off of its 10-millionth NEV at the Xiaomo
China testing EV battery deliveries by rail
China’s leading EV manufacturers have begun transporting batteries to their domestic customers by rail using specially designed containers.
Guangzhou Auto Show with over 1,100 vehicles, nearly half NEVs
The 2024 Guangzhou Auto Show featured 1,171 vehicles, including 512 new energy models and 78 global debuts, covering 220,000 square meters, a record scale.
Great Wall Motor to adopt Huawei’s driver assist system, report says
Great Wall Motor will become the latest to adopt Huawei's smart driving system after BYD, and its first model to feature the system will be the Tank 700 Hi4-T off-road SUV, according to local media.
Full charge ahead: How BYD went from underdog to a champion...
Amid a global electric revolution in the automotive sector, BYD has not only caught up with competit
Re-entering the International Stage! Yuan PLUS Becomes the Official Vehicle of...
Today, China's new energy vehicles are sweeping into overseas markets like an unstoppable heatwave.
Driving the Zero-Emissions Vehicle Transition: The Role of Supply-Side Policies
An analysis of supply-side policies from around the world provides insights on effective policies to increase the supply of zero-emission vehicles.
To see the cars of the future, look at China’s electric...
The styling and technology of Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) show where the future of cars may be headed
BYD-designed, TSMC-made automotive chip rumored to involve MediaTek collaboration
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.
