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Tesla's new car registrations in China jumped 32% in June to record high
A total of 14,976 China-made Model 3s were registered in China in June, an increase of 32 percent over the same period of last year, according to autoinfo.org.cn.
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China has 558,000 public charging stations, most in the world
By the end of June 2020, China had a total of 558,000 public charging stations, ranking first in the world, according to data released today by the National Energy Administration.
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Huawei applies for more car-related patents
Huawei has recently added a number of patents that are related to cars, Chinese data provider Tianyancha's IP information shows.
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Apple's new retail store in Beijing Sanlitun is twice the size of old one
Apple today opened its new retail store in Beijing Sanlitun that's adjacent to the old one, but twice the size.
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Nio, Tesla racing to open stores in China's lower-tier cities
On June 27, Nio opened a NIO Space at Deyang Wanda Plaza, which is Nio's 127th offline store.
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ByteDance plans China expansion to resist US pressure to sell TikTok
Faced with the threat of a U.S. ban on TikTok, its parent company ByteDance has made it clear to some investors that the plans to focus more on growth in the Chinese market, The Information cited a ByteDance investor as saying.
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China's online retail sales exceeds 5 trillion yuan in H1
This morning, the National Bureau of Statistics released data on China's economy for the first half of the year.
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SMIC's share price doubles in its debut on China's A-share market
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), the biggest chipmaker on the Chinese mainland, made its debut on China's A-share market today, with its share price rising 201.97 percent to $82.92 by the close of trading. This brings SMIC's market capitalization to 591.752 billion yuan.
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Tencent reveals major quick-charge vulnerability affecting hundreds of millions of devices
Fast charging technology is developing faster and faster, and several Chinese phone manufacturers have even announced 100W and 125W super fast charging technology in the past few days.
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Tesla caught misquoting XPeng's video in article introducing its traffic light recognition capabilities
In a Chinese article today describing its Autopilot traffic light recognition capabilities, Tesla misquoted a video from its Chinese competitor XPeng that introduces similar capabilities.