Li Auto Plans Silicon Valley AI R&D Center to Boost Assisted Driving Push
With the establishment of the Silicon Valley AI center, Li Auto will operate a total of four R&D centers worldwide.
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BYD Hits 20,000 Vehicle Delivery Milestone in Hong Kong Within Three Years
From January to November this year, BYD sold a total of 8,531 vehicles in Hong Kong, capturing a market share of 22.7% and ranking first overall.
WeRide CEO: Only Three L4 Players in China, Tesla Needs Lidar to Catch Waymo
In Han’s view, models that still rely on safety drivers or use remote fallback systems, or those that simply rebrand L2++ as Robotaxis, cannot be considered “true L4.”
China’s Top 10 NEV Sedans in Nov: Model 3 Rebounds to No. 2, Xiaomi SU7 Slips to Nineth
November saw demand volatility in China’s NEV market, with BYD and Tesla leading sales despite competition challenges.
Xpeng CEO He Xiaopeng Sets 2026 Goal for VLA to Match Tesla’s FSD V14.2
He Xiaopeng and his AD team set a “performance wager”: by August 2026, Xpeng’s VLA in China must match the on-road experience of Tesla’s FSD V14.2 in Silicon Valley.
China’s Top 10 NEV SUVs in Nov: Model Y Back on Top, Xiaomi YU7 and AITO M7 Follow
China’s auto market shows mixed performance in late 2025, with resilient top sellers amid cautious demand and incentives.
China’s Mini BEVs Surge in 2025: Breakout or Bubble?
ChinaEV Home and two veteran automotive journalists reached consensus on one point: today’s “mini BEVs” have made significant foundational improvements over the first generation of mini EVs.
Morgan Stanley Downgrades Tesla from “Overweight” to “Equal-Weight”
Currently, Wall Street has a total of 28 “Buy”, 19 “Hold”, and 16 “Sell” ratings for Tesla.
Xiaomi’s YU9, YU7 GT and SU7 L Revealed, Targeting Family, Performance and Premium Segments
Xiaomi’s upcoming vehicle lineup includes the YU9 SUV, high-performance YU7 GT, and SU7 L, slated to debut between the end of this year and early next year.
China’s NEV Retail Sales Hit 1.32 Million Units in Nov, Penetration Climbs to 59.3%
In Nov, the BEV market continued to lead, growing 9.2% YoY, while EREVs and PHEVs showed a declining trend, with YoY drops of 4.3% and 2.8%, respectively.