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Qualcomm Automotive Future Business Increases to $30 Billion With Snapdragon Digital Chassis Product: Details
Qualcomm revealed on Thursday that its automotive future business had expanded to $30 billion (roughly Rs. 2,42,770 crore), thanks to the chipmaker's Snapdragon Digital Chassis product used by car makers and their suppliers. Chips or semiconductors for the automotive industry are in demand as vehicle manufacturers have increased the number of auton...
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Daimler Wants To Make China Specific EV By 2024
The Vision EQXX model will be shown off as a concept in January presumably in tandem with CES in the US.
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Geely  To Launch New EV Brand Zeekr To Take On Tesla In ChinaÂ
It has been stated that Geely Founder and chairman Li Shufu bull personally oversee the establishment of the Zeekr brand.
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Daimler To Make Mercedes-Benz Branded Heavy Trucks In China
The plan will deepen the alliance between Daimler and it Chinese truck JV partner, Beiqi Foton Co Ltd, and comes after the purchase of a 5 per cent stake in Daimler last month by its Mercedes Benz passenger car partner, Beijing Automotive Group Co Ltd (BAIC) Foton's parent group
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Inspired By Viral Meme, Chinese Man Stole Mercedes Logos Off Cars
A bizarre online trend in China actually inspired a man to steal logos off Mercedes cars because he wanted more 'likes' online, CGTN quote Zhejiang Traffic Radio. It also eventually landed him behind bars.
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Bowing To Pressure From China, Mercedes Apologizes For Quoting Dalai Lama In Ad
The latest instance of a foreign company offending Chinese consumers began with a seemingly benign Instagram post.
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Daimler Teams Up With China's Baidu in Connected Cars Drive
Daimler and Chinese tech giant Baidu announced their tie-up on Monday at consumer electronics show CES in Shanghai.
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Luxury carmakers chase the young, female and frugal in India
Luxury carmakers in India are moving downmarket and shifting production of smaller and cheaper cars to local plants to cut costs, broadening their target market to include young, female and middle-class drivers to boost lacklustre performance.
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Qualcomm Automotive Future Business Increases to $30 Billion With Snapdragon Digital Chassis Product: Details
Qualcomm revealed on Thursday that its automotive future business had expanded to $30 billion (roughly Rs. 2,42,770 crore), thanks to the chipmaker's Snapdragon Digital Chassis product used by car makers and their suppliers. Chips or semiconductors for the automotive industry are in demand as vehicle manufacturers have increased the number of auton...
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Daimler Wants To Make China Specific EV By 2024
The Vision EQXX model will be shown off as a concept in January presumably in tandem with CES in the US.
-
Geely  To Launch New EV Brand Zeekr To Take On Tesla In ChinaÂ
It has been stated that Geely Founder and chairman Li Shufu bull personally oversee the establishment of the Zeekr brand.
-
Daimler To Make Mercedes-Benz Branded Heavy Trucks In China
The plan will deepen the alliance between Daimler and it Chinese truck JV partner, Beiqi Foton Co Ltd, and comes after the purchase of a 5 per cent stake in Daimler last month by its Mercedes Benz passenger car partner, Beijing Automotive Group Co Ltd (BAIC) Foton's parent group
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Inspired By Viral Meme, Chinese Man Stole Mercedes Logos Off Cars
A bizarre online trend in China actually inspired a man to steal logos off Mercedes cars because he wanted more 'likes' online, CGTN quote Zhejiang Traffic Radio. It also eventually landed him behind bars.
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Bowing To Pressure From China, Mercedes Apologizes For Quoting Dalai Lama In Ad
The latest instance of a foreign company offending Chinese consumers began with a seemingly benign Instagram post.
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Daimler Teams Up With China's Baidu in Connected Cars Drive
Daimler and Chinese tech giant Baidu announced their tie-up on Monday at consumer electronics show CES in Shanghai.
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Luxury carmakers chase the young, female and frugal in India
Luxury carmakers in India are moving downmarket and shifting production of smaller and cheaper cars to local plants to cut costs, broadening their target market to include young, female and middle-class drivers to boost lacklustre performance.
