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Chinese automotive technology firm ECARX Holdings is leveraging its experience from the nation's hyper-competitive market to position itself as a global leader in vehicle intelligence, aiming to establish industry-wide standards for software-defined vehicles. The company, which has already supplied its products to over 9.3

A recent report has revealed that Chinese technology firm Honor is preparing to launch a significantly upgraded artificial intelligence agent for its devices later this month. The new AI is expected to be a central feature of the company's upcoming developer conference, signaling a deeper push into on-

China’s fiercely competitive beer market is undergoing a significant reshuffle, with domestic brewers leveraging a boom in on-demand delivery to unseat long-standing foreign leaders. In a market defined by shrinking volumes, local players are finding new avenues for growth, challenging the established hierarchy and the dominance of

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. has locked in two major Chinese automakers as minority shareholders in its intelligent vehicle solutions unit, securing a total of RMB 230 billion yuan (US$31.7 billion) and formalizing a new alliance model aimed at shaping the future of China's competitive electric car

VOYAH Automobile, the premium electric-vehicle arm of state-owned Dongfeng Motor Group, has filed for a Hong Kong listing by introduction, a pivotal step in an ambitious corporate overhaul that includes the privatization and delisting of its parent company from the same exchange. The move signals a strategic pivot

MirrorMe Technology, an embodied AI startup with deep ties to Zhejiang University, has secured tens of millions of yuan in Series A financing, a move that signals a strategic pivot toward the consumer market despite the company’s origins in developing record-breaking high-performance robots. The funding round was

Infiforce Intelligent Technology (Hangzhou) has secured a record-breaking 2.6 billion yuan (US$360 million) contract to deploy its embodied artificial intelligence robots across tourist attractions, a landmark deal that signals the technology's shift from research to large-scale commercial application. The strategic cooperation agreement, signed in

iFlytek Ventures is championing an investment strategy that pivots from passive capital allocation toward active, ecosystem-driven empowerment to navigate the uncertainties of China’s “hard tech” sector. The firm’s approach rejects a reliance on “luck,” instead leveraging the technical and business platform of its parent company, AI giant

BYD is solidifying its position in Brazil's public transportation sector, signaling a deepening commitment to the Latin American market with the successful testing of its São Paulo monorail project and the introduction of its latest electric bus technology. The Chinese electric vehicle and battery manufacturer announced on Wednesday