[BYD] On August 15, according to the South China Morning Post, two insiders revealed that BYD has abandoned the agreement to equip its electric vehicles with Baidu’s autonomous driving technology, focusing instead on developing in-house smart car software. Reports indicate that BYD had originally agreed in March 2022 to use Baidu’s technology in its electric vehicles, including navigation and automated valet parking. This deal was once viewed as a significant collaboration for Baidu’s autonomous driving division, Apollo. — SCMP
[Tesla] On August 15, it was learned from the internet that Tesla plans to form a local operations team of about 20 people to promote the deployment of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) solution in the Chinese market. At the same time, Tesla is also trying to establish a data labeling team in China, with a size of about a hundred people. — YiChe
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Get Ready for the Future: BAIC New Energy’s Collaboration with Huawei Unveils a New Era of Electric Intelligence!
Exciting news is on the horizon as BAIC New Energy gears up to unveil its groundbreaking collaboration with Huawei, marking the dawn of a new era in electric intelligence. On August 15, insiders at BAIC Blue Valley revealed that the first fruit of this partnership will be a C-class pure electric intelligent sedan, set to make its official debut next year.
Crafted to perfection with the fusion of Huawei’s cutting-edge technology and BAIC New Energy’s expertise in chassis architecture and vehicle production, this new car promises to redefine the standards of intelligent mobility.
But that’s not all – AUTO RINGS, the official dealer of BAIC in the Baltics, will be your exclusive gateway to experience this automotive marvel firsthand!
Defined by Huawei’s visionary approach to smart selection, this sedan will revolutionize the way we think about electric vehicles. With its seamless integration into Huawei’s sales channels, this collaboration is set to elevate the driving experience to unprecedented heights.
As we eagerly await the official debut of this remarkable sedan, one thing remains certain – the future of electric intelligence has never looked brighter.
[Industry News] On August 15, Li Auto reported sales of 7,200 units for week 32, consistent with the prior week, and is known for its range-extended vehicles. Nio sold 3,300 units, a 23% drop, with their Nio ES6 model boosting sales. Changan’s Deepal delivered 2,900 units, a 6% decline. Tesla sold 14,000 units, showing growth from the previous week’s 12,800. — CNC
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China NEV sales in the week Aug 7-13: Zeekr 1700, Nio 3200, Tesla 14000
