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Chinese smartphone manufacturer Nubia Technology unveiled three artificial intelligence-powered smartphones on Tuesday, in a bid to grab a bigger slice of the pie in the highly competitive handset market.
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In the evening of March 28, Lei Jun officially released Xiaomi SU7 at the Xiaomi Auto Launch Conference, and announced the price of Xiaomi SU7 that affected the hearts of the entire Internet: Xiaomi SU7 is 215,900 CNY; Xiaomi SU7 Pro is 245,900 CNY; Xiaomi SU7 Max is 299,900 CNY. Lei Jun revealed after the press conference that 100,000 people added wishlists in one minute after the Xiaomi car press conference, and the number of orders exceeded 10,000 in four minutes. As of press time, it took 27 minutes to officially launch (at 22:00 on the 28th) and 50,000 units were booked with down payment.
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MG, short for Morris Garages, a vehicle brand owned by SAIC Motor Corporation Limited
Ships loaded with 10,000 MG4 electric vehicles left Shanghai's Haitong port for Europe on Tuesday, marking China's largest single shipment of EVs bound for overseas markets.
In the fourth quarter, the hatchback is expected to be sold in around 20 major nations on the continent. By 2023, it will be available in some 80 countries around the world, said SAIC President Wang Xiaoqiu on Tuesday at the model's launch ceremony in Shanghai.
Read more: EV to help China become leading vehicle export power
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On April 13, the Bacalhau floating production, storage, and offloading vessel hull and living building project (FPSO-8) built by DSIC, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation, successfully completed the docking!
Read more: China's shipbuilding sector continues to top world market
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Green energy auto - Ora of Great Wall Motors is designed for female auto owners.
Chinese vehicle marques are seeing rising popularity among local customers, primarily driven by their quick response to market demands and their leading position in the new energy vehicle segment.
Last month, sales of sedans, SUVs and MPVs from Chinese carmakers totaled 551,000 units. Despite a 23.3 percent fall from the same month in 2021, which was the result of recent COVID-19 outbreaks, their market share moved up to 57 percent.
Read more: Chinese auto brands speed ahead of foreign brands in local market
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