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Xiaomi Auto

Chinese EVs Shift Fast as Quality, Retail Evolve

China’s EV market is entering a new phase, with J.D. Power’s 2026 NEV quality study showing industry complaints rose to 231 PP100 while software, infotainment, and ADAS issues increasingly replace battery faults as the main pain points. At the same time, Volkswagen is expanding its China EV retail strategy for the 800V ID. Unyx 08, while Luxeed has named former Huawei/Honor executive Guo Rui as CEO and revealed the tech-heavy V9 flagship MPV.

Apr 2, 202612 min

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Huawei, XPeng Lead China EV Tech Shift in 2026

China’s EV sector is moving beyond pure vehicle sales into AI, software-defined cars, battery traceability, and advanced safety systems. Huawei’s intelligent automotive revenue jumped 72.1% to RMB 45.02 billion, XPeng rebranded as XPeng Group to pursue “physical AI,” and China’s new battery recycling rules now impose full-chain oversight. Together with Xiaomi’s upgraded SU7 AEB and APG’s fast-growing brake electronics business, the trend is clear: the next Chinese EV race will be won on intelligence, safety, and supply-chain control.

Apr 1, 202610 min

XiaomiChery

Xiaomi, Chery Signal China EV’s Next Powerful Phase

Xiaomi, Chery, and 51WORLD highlight three defining trends in China’s EV market: faster product cycles, stronger industrial scale, and deeper autonomous-driving infrastructure. Xiaomi’s first-generation SU7 surpassed 381,000 deliveries before an unusually early replacement, Chery posted RMB 300.29 billion in 2025 revenue with 1.344 million exports, and 51WORLD gained rare visibility at NVIDIA GTC 2026 as simulation becomes critical to next-gen self-driving systems.

Mar 18, 202610 min

XiaomiXiaomi SU7

Xiaomi SU7 Gets Major 2026 Upgrade and 902km Range

Xiaomi’s 2026 SU7 update brings far more than a facelift, adding standard lidar, 700 TOPS assisted-driving compute, up to 902 km CLTC range, and major safety upgrades including 9 airbags and 2200 MPa door beams. With pre-sales open from RMB 229,900 ahead of an April launch, the revised SU7 shows how fast China’s EV market is shifting toward high-voltage charging, hardware-rich ADAS, and stronger safety credentials.

Mar 14, 20269 min

Chinese EVsADAS

Chinese EVs Dominate: ADAS Wins, Europe Surge, eVTOL Boom

China's EV giants like NIO, Zeekr, and Xiaomi shine in智驾大赛 with top ADAS scores, while brands surge 108% in Europe to 78k units. Yufeng Future's 100M RMB eVTOL funding accelerates low空经济 amid EU CBAM expansions. These moves cement China's lead in intelligent driving and global mobility.

Dec 19, 20254 min