AITO M9 Ultimate Extended Starts From About $89,600
The AITO M9 Ultimate Extended Edition starts from about $89,600, adding a longer wheelbase, six LiDARs, and Huawei ADS 5 to the flagship SUV.
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BYD XuanJi A3 4nm Chip Enters Mass Production in China
BYD XuanJi A3 is billed as the first Chinese self-developed 4nm smart-driving chip and has now entered production with over 2,100 TOPS from three chips.
BYD Smart Driving Push Adds Liability Pledge, AI Agent
BYD's smart-driving strategy adds liability coverage, XuanJi A3, and an AI assistant vision, shifting its EV rivalry from price to intelligence in China.
XPeng Robotaxi Enters Production With 3,000 TOPS
XPeng's first self-developed robotaxi has entered mass production in Guangzhou, pairing 3,000 TOPS compute with pilot ride-hailing plans for late 2026.
XPeng GX Starts at $39,900 After 24,863 Orders
XPeng GX drew 24,863 firm orders in 12 hours after launching from about $39,900, turning pricing into the clearest signal for its flagship SUV push.
China EV Charging Infrastructure 2026: Networks, Standards and Battery Swap
China’s charging infrastructure explained: September connector totals, August–September changes, National Day highway demand and practical reliability checks.
Tesla Renames FSD to Assisted Driving in China
Tesla China renamed FSD to Tesla Assisted Driving, keeping the 64,000 yuan package while aligning language with China's L2 assisted-driving rules.
Dongfeng Yipai M8 Debuts With Huawei ADS 5 Pro
Dongfeng Yipai M8 debuted as a six-seat family SUV combining Dongfeng manufacturing, Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 Pro, and CATL battery resources.
BYD Brings Advanced ADAS to About $9,600 Cars
BYD's smart-driving push aims to bring God's Eye driver assistance, city NOA, and parking coverage into lower-priced vehicles that start around $9,600.
AI Hallucination Sparks EV Stock Panic in China EVs
An AI-generated rumor about a regulatory crackdown forced multiple Chinese EV makers to deny investigation claims, showing how hallucinations can move markets.