British premium automaker is driving to success in China, thanks in part to local focus
British premium automaker, Jaguar Land Rover, has been inspired by the rapid growth of the new energy sector. It is capitalizing on opportunities in this market by evolving into a technology company, with a clear roadmap for new energy vehicle development, and is committed to a more beautiful, cleaner and high-tech future.
There has been a public outpour of donations since the story of "Snowflake Boy" came to light. The story has also drawn attention to those living in poor conditions and the suffering of left-behind children.
Established in 2012, Chery Jaguar Land Rover is among the newest auto joint ventures in China - yet it is also one of the fastest-growing ones in the world's biggest car market.
China and Angola have witnessed tremendous progress since establishing diplomatic relations in 1983 and entering into a strategic partner relationship in 2010.
Chinese company Huawei Technologies, a leading global information and communications technology solutions provider, has contributed to the economic development of the African nation of Angola by providing it with better technologies, services and job opportunities.
A Chinese company has developed into one of the pace-setting contractors for global engineering projects, thanks to its success internationally over three decades.
China's new energy vehicle industry is set to embrace the future with, or even without, reduced government subsidies, and automakers are promising to offer customers value for money and low power consumption.
A new line of models is seen boosting Chery Commercial Vehicle Co's expansion into the passenger car market, to meet the growing demand for bigger vehicles.
New energy cars and AI are presenting make-or-break opportunities for the automotive industry, said Xu Heyi, chairman of the State-owned Beijing Automotive Group Co, who warned that carmakers that do not seize them may end up losing it all.
Volkswagen AG is calling for a quicker and clearer automotive roadmap in China as the country pushes to shift its focus from conventional cars to new energy vehicles, saying that carmakers need a lot of time to get prepared technologically.
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