The issue price was 3.99 Hong Kong dollars per share, and the stock opened with a surge of over 33%. This is the largest technology IPO on the Hong Kong stock market this year.
Xpeng Aeroht recently completed the first manned test flight of the "Land Aircraft Carrier" flying body, with founder Zhao Deli leading the "Executive 5000 km Test Flight" plan.
One of the key strengths of the Marco model is its ability to provide precise translations based on context, driven by a large language model. This approach avoids the pitfalls of literal translations that can often result in laughable ambiguities.
BYD's new global R&D center is designed to be a multifunctional space, combining administrative offices, research and development facilities, and living accommodations.
On September 4th, Chinese AI start-up Zhipu AI and smartphone manufacturer Honor officially announced that they had signed an agreement to establish a joint laboratory focusing on large-scale AI model technology.
Xpeng Aeroht's "Land Aircraft Carrier" is equipped with the world's first automatic separation and combination mechanism for vehicles, a proprietary technology developed by the company.
Xiangdixian acknowledged that they are indeed "facing certain market adjustment pressures," but emphasized that they had not taken steps toward dissolution or liquidation.
BYD Electronics will reportedly supply the frame for the upcoming Apple iPhone 16 Pro, taking over from the previous supplier, Jabil's Chengdu operation.
Tesla has deployed over 11,500 Supercharger stations nationwide in China, with an availability rate exceeding 99.5%; a 15-minute charge can replenish approximately 250 kilometers of range.
On August 16, Meituan Drones launched its first regular drone delivery route at the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing. This service caters to tourists near the landing site, offering essential items and emergency aid.
Unique in its global reach, WeRide holds autonomous driving licenses in four countries: China, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and Singapore.
Although the Chinese version of "Starlink" started late, it is catching up rapidly. In the next 3-5 years, China's low-Earth orbit satellite internet will scale up for civil use.
