Transportation

China’s largest ride-hailing platform is accused of dodging regulation on purpose and its app is at risk of being removed from the marketplace.

It seems that this is not Carsten Breitfeld’s first invitation to steer a Chinese EV startup.

WM’s two co-founders and CFO used to work for Geely.

Nio has only fulfilled less than 30% of its annual sales target.

A handful of players, including Didi and Ant Financial, have joined in the action but analysts aren’t sure if there’s even a market.

Company’s first safety report reveals it received over 80,000 complaints in the first three months of 2019, with more than 50 were alcohol-related.

It wants to reduce waste by reusing shipping boxes.

The automaker claims it will be the first trading platform dedicated to pre-owned electric cars.