EHang’s fully autonomous craft approved after more than 40,000 test flights.
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What implications will the European Union’s anti-subsidy inquiry have for Chinese car manufacturers in the long run, and how do China’s subsidies compare to those in the US and Europe?
Why are Chinese electric vehicles becoming the focus of the European Union’s anti-subsidy investigation, and how will Chinese car manufacturers respond to this challenge?
Investors from the Middle East are doubling down on Chinese companies, especially those focused on autonomous driving solutions and new energy vehicles.
The company remains the global leader in electric vehicle battery manufacturing, but a slowdown in its profit growth suggests that competition is rising and market dynamics are evolving.
Nio is ambitiously racing to redefine the electric vehicle landscape. Will its audacious plan prove too overwhelming, inadvertently plunging it into a cyclical crisis?
