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The Paper publishes a 2025 review of the delivery wars, analyzing the instant retail competitive landscape between Alibaba, Meituan, and JD.com

NetEase apologizes for controversy over costume design in 'Yanyun Shiliusheng'

BYD's sales in New Zealand exceed 10,000 units

Meituan Releases a Heartwarming Story About a Hearing-Impaired Rider

Xiaomi Group to attend court hearing for a trademark infringement case on December 30

Pomerantz Law Firm Announces Investigation into Claims on Behalf of Alibaba Investors

Analysts Predict Meituan's New Initiatives Will Break Even in 2026

BYD Plans to Integrate Semi-Solid-State Battery Technology into Mid-range Models in 2026

BYD Plans to Launch New Flagship EV Models in China in Early 2026

BYD's Production Facility in Türkiye Expected to Begin Operations by End of 2026

Zhang Wanyi's new song 'Five-Year Journey' launched on YouTube and Tencent Music

Tencent plans to launch new games in 2026 to boost global expansion

A battery dispute between Zeekr and Sunwoda involving a 2.3 billion yuan claim raises concerns about the new energy supply chain

Guangdong province offers over 65,000 high-quality jobs at year-end to attract talent

In-depth report analyzes the impact of food delivery subsidy competition on platform profitability

Eight of the top ten best-selling electric vehicles globally are from China, with Xiaomi on the list

Meituan Explores the Hundred-Billion-Dollar Low-Altitude Economy Market in the Greater Bay Area

BYD plans to expand its bus chassis factory in Brazil to meet surging demand

BYD plans to launch its high-end brand 'YangWang' in the Middle East in early 2026

Kuaishou's micro-loan subsidiary increases capital to 1 billion RMB

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After reaching one million new energy vehicles, we will start again

- In 2025, Dongfeng Motor achieved annual new energy vehicle sales of 1 million units, signaling a significant shift in China's automotive landscape.  
- The company has demonstrated its engineering capabilities with innovations such as the M817 model and advanced technologies, positioning itself competitively against new entrants.  
- As Dongfeng accelerates its global expansion and integrates advanced manufacturing processes, it underscores a transformation towards a more robust and influential presence in the automotive industry.

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China's top tech firms, including ByteDance, Tencent, and Alibaba, are vying for sponsorship at the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, a major marketing event. ByteDance seeks exclusive AI terms, complicating negotiations. Emerging brands like Rokid and Dreame also aim for exposure. The gala, a key advertising platform, has historically driven product adoption and market dominance.

- China’s leading tech firms are vying for sponsorships at the Spring Festival Gala, highlighting the competition in artificial intelligence and cloud computing.  
- Companies like ByteDance, Tencent, and Alibaba are negotiating with CCTV, with ByteDance’s Volcano Engine positioned as an exclusive AI partner, although negotiations remain complex due to exclusivity demands.  
- The 2026 gala will occur on February 16, drawing aggressive bids from various tech firms, positioning the event as a significant marketing opportunity with a massive viewership.

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Tech giants go prime time in the fight for China's biggest audience

China has introduced the world's first mandatory energy consumption standard for electric vehicles, limiting them to 15.1 kWh per 100 km for vehicles weighing around two tonnes, effective January 1, 2026. This contrasts with the US, where President Trump has rolled back fuel economy standards. Meanwhile, BYD has launched a new fast-charging technology and is expanding in Europe, with significant sales growth.

- Authorities in China have announced a new regulation limiting electric vehicle energy consumption to a maximum of 15.1 kWh per 100 kilometers for vehicles around two tonnes, effective January 1, 2026.  
- This regulation, the world's first mandatory standard for EV energy consumption, tightens previous regulations by 11%.  
- Simultaneously, BYD Co. Ltd. has introduced a rapid charging technology and reported significant sales increases in the European market, highlighting its growing influence in the EV sector.

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China's New EV Energy Limits Contrast With US Rollback Of Fuel Economy Standards