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Huawei Cuts Prices Across Mate 80 Series as Competition Intensifies

Huawei has launched its flagship Mate 80 smartphone series with price reductions of up to 800 yuan ($111) across the lineup, breaking with the industry trend of price increases driven by rising memory costs. The move signals the company's strategic shift to regain market share from Apple Inc.

China’s Great Wall Motor Eyes 300,000 Annual Output in First European Plant

A major Chinese automaker has revealed ambitious plans to establish its first manufacturing base in Europe, aiming to ramp up local production capacity significantly by the end of the decade to revitalize its performance in the region, according to a recent report. According to a Reuters exclusive report published on

Li Auto Expands into Wearables with Plan for AI Smart Glasses

Li Xiang, the founder and chairman of Li Auto, has officially announced the company’s entry into the smart wearables market. In a video released on social media, Li confirmed plans to launch AI-powered smart glasses, describing the device as the company's "best artificial intelligence accessory.

The Great EV Divergence: China Sprints Ahead As Tesla And The West Hit The Brakes

If there remained any lingering optimism that the Western automotive establishment could dictate the pace of the global energy transition, the latest data from Deutsche Bank Research should serve as a sobering obituary for that narrative. In a report released on November 5, 2025, titled "Top 15 Countries'

Li Bin: NIO’s Q4 Profitability Goal Remains Unchanged, Three Large Vehicles Poised for 2026

NIO reaffirmed its commitment to achieving overall profitability in the fourth quarter of 2025, buoyed by record revenue and improving margins despite broader market volatility. Founder and CEO William Li (Li Bin) confirmed the company’s financial trajectory remains on target following a strong third-quarter performance that delivered the

Chinese Game Publishers Capture Record Share of Global Market as Century Games Takes Top Spot

More than 30 Chinese companies rank among the top 100 global mobile publishers in 2025, driven by strategic dominance in niche categories and breakout hits in the Strategy and RPG sectors. Century Games has emerged as the leading Chinese publisher in overseas markets this year, successfully layering new growth engines

Chinese Tea Chains Flood US Market in Hunt for Growth Beyond Home

Top-tier Chinese fresh tea brands are aggressively expanding their physical footprint across the United States in 2025, seeking new revenue streams in a $2.6 billion market as competition in their domestic sector reaches saturation points. From New York to Los Angeles, companies that pioneered the "new tea&

China’s Humanoid Robot Leasing Market Heats Up as Tech Firms Target Commercial Events and Ads

China’s nascent humanoid robot leasing sector is experiencing a surge in activity, heavily influenced by high-profile media appearances and a growing appetite for technological novelties in commercial settings. Industry players are now moving to consolidate this fragmented market through strategic alliances, aiming to turn viral popularity into sustainable

Alibaba Shares Slide as E-commerce Warnings Overshadow AI Surge, Goldman Says

Alibaba saw its stock reverse gains to close lower on Tuesday in US trading following its earnings release, as management warnings regarding volatility in its core e-commerce business overshadowed better-than-expected performance in cloud computing and artificial intelligence. Goldman Sachs attributed the reversal—which saw shares swing from

NIO Signals New Growth Cycle as Margin Rebounds and Q4 Outlook Hits Record High

NIO reported breakthrough improvements in profitability and operational efficiency during the third quarter, with vehicle margin climbing to 14.7%, the highest level in nearly three years. The Chinese electric vehicle maker also issued fourth-quarter guidance for revenue and deliveries that would mark all-time records for the company.