China Electrically Propelled Vehicle Manufacturer, Supplier, Factory

BMW Group CEO (Oliver Zipse) once again severely criticized the EU's planned tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles at last Wednesday's financial results meeting and suggested resetting carbon emission assessment targets.

As the world's largest manufacturing power, China is rapidly turning to green and clean energy. Recent energy reports show that the country is committed to implementing solar and wind power and is expected to achieve its 2030 clean energy goals by the end of this month.

The latest batch of new car information reported by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has come out again. The protagonist is undoubtedly still various types of new energy vehicles. Without further ado, let's take a look at the models that are worth paying attention to.

On February 24th, we learned from the official Changan Qiyuan that their mid-to-large-sized SUV, the Qiyuan Q07, will make its public debut on February 27th, with more details about the Tianzhu Intelligent Driving System to be revealed. Currently, it is known that the vehicle utilizes a multimodal end-to-end Tianzhu AI large model and a central ring network communication architecture. Through efficient training, high-speed communication, and high-frequency iterative OTA updates, it achieves full-speed NOA and city end-to-end NOA, offering users an advanced intelligent driving experience. The car is built on the all-new SDA all-electric platform and is equipped with the Smart New Blue Whale technology.