China

Nio’s SkyOS reflects not only the automaker’s drive for technological independence but also its aim to manage the growing complexity of smart vehicles.

Users find its shopping advice priceless, but go elsewhere for better deals.

Electric mobility company Ninebot faces new challenges as it navigates its post-Xiaomi era.

Not slowing down, Temu is shifting to a partial consignment model as part of a strategic change to sustain growth in the US and Europe.

Kuaishou has opened international access to Kling AI, its generative AI platform, offering daily free credits for users to test its capabilities.

Tang Jing, manager of Li Auto’s flagship product line, asserts that the Chinese automaker stays competitive by prioritizing user value.

The rise of Baidu’s Apollo Go has the industry reflecting on the impact of autonomous driving on ride-hailing.

Despite skepticism, Xiaomi defied odds to make its first car, the SU7, a success. CEO Lei Jun reveals the key to this achievement in his annual address.