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XPENG just became the first car manufacturer in China to mass-produce robotaxis using entirely in-house technology. The electric vehicle maker plans to start pilot operations this year and go fully driverless by 2027.
A Chinese automaker just rolled out the world's first mass-produced robotaxi built entirely in-house, marking a major milestone in the race toward self-driving transportation. XPeng's new vehicle runs on pure camera vision without expensive sensors, potentially making autonomous rides more affordable for everyone.
Volkswagen just rolled out its first electric SUV built entirely in China, proving that international partnerships can accelerate clean transportation. The ID.UNYX 08 went from concept to production in just two years.
Indonesia just installed its first ultra-fast 480 kW charging station, capable of powering an electric vehicle to 80% in just 12 minutes. The breakthrough infrastructure signals the country's rapid electric vehicle revolution, where EV sales jumped 128% last year.
A major tech company will begin selling flying cars to consumers in China by late 2026, with the first models priced under $300,000. The same AI technology powering these vehicles is also being used to create humanoid robots for factories and offices.
A Chinese automaker is taking pre-orders for a van that carries a personal flying drone in its cargo area. The six-wheeled electric vehicle can deploy a one-person aircraft to skip traffic jams entirely.
XPENG has transformed from a niche electric vehicle importer to a regional powerhouse by building an ultra-fast charging network that spans 5,000 kilometers across four Southeast Asian countries. The company's strategy of co-investing in infrastructure before selling cars is eliminating range anxiety and setting a new standard for EV adoption.
China's electric vehicle giants are accelerating plans to manufacture humanoid robots for homes and workplaces, opening an exciting new chapter in AI innovation. BYD, Xpeng, and others aim to make household robots affordable within years.
Volkswagen just launched a high-tech electric SUV in China for under $34,000, featuring 20-minute charging and cutting-edge self-driving technology. The automaker plans to release a new electric vehicle every two weeks this year as part of its comeback strategy.
A Malaysian state is quietly becoming Southeast Asia's newest electric vehicle manufacturing center, with Chinese automakers now assembling thousands of EVs for export across the region. The first locally built electric SUVs are already rolling off production lines.
Egypt just wrapped its first accelerator program dedicated entirely to electric vehicle startups, with six companies completing four months of intensive training. Two winners earned a fully sponsored trip to China to connect with global EV leaders.
Chinese automaker BYD is installing over 3,000 charging stations across Europe that can add 200 miles of range in just five minutes. The one-megawatt chargers represent the fastest EV charging technology available today.
A smartphone company just beat Tesla at its own game in the world's largest car market. Xiaomi's first electric vehicle outsold the legendary Model 3 by nearly 60,000 units in 2025, just two years after launch.
Countries across three continents are creating new clean energy trade routes that bypass US markets while lifting millions out of poverty. Chinese electric vehicle factories sprouting in Europe, Africa, and South America are forging connections that could reshape global trade.
A Chinese robot just ran a half-marathon faster than any human ever has, clocking 50 minutes and 26 seconds in Beijing. The race also delivered plenty of laughs as robots tumbled, crashed, and needed "stretchers" along the way.
Semi-solid-state batteries are powering everything from affordable electric cars to flying vehicles, marking a major leap in clean transportation. This breakthrough technology charges faster, lasts longer in cold weather, and weighs significantly less than traditional batteries.
At Bangkok's 2026 Auto Show, Chinese electric car brands claimed eight of the top ten sales spots, signaling a dramatic shift in one of Asia's automotive heartlands. Even pickup-obsessed Thailand is going electric faster than anyone predicted.