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Asian equities were mixed overnight on light volumes as investors wait for today’s Fed policy meeting and Jerome Powell’s press conference.

Key Takeaways: Nio Inc. has obtained a production license and is taking over manufacturing facilities from JAC, the partner that has been making its vehicles under contract for seven years Nio’s latest earnings report shows positive trends in revenues, vehicle deliveries, gross margin and vehicle margin By Kevin Guo

Huawei: The Chinese technology giant said last month it will spin off its four-year Intelligent Automotive Solution (IAS) business unit which is seeking to become the dominant supplier of software and components for smart electric vehicles (EVs). Sources have previously said the unit will be valued at somewhere between USD 28 billion and USD 35 billion.

JSW Group has finally entered the auto sector through its tie-up with China’s SAIC. But the road ahead will be rough

Retail sales for Tesla vehicles in China grew year-over-year in November, as the company continues to see strong market share in the country.

Chinese brand Nio is rolling out its latest battery swap technology in Europe and has signed a deal with other Chinese brands to use the solution.

The move is aimed at expanding its partnerships beyond Chinese brands, they said. Huawei, the target of U.S. sanctions since 2019, also hopes the presence of foreign investors would help defend the business from potential further geopolitical tensions, according to one of the sources who was briefed on the matter.

SHANGHAI/HONG KONG :China's Huawei Technologies has asked Mercedes Benz and Volkswagen's Audi if they are interested in buying small stakes in its smart car software and components firm, according to three people with knowledge of the discussions.The move is aimed at expanding its partnerships beyond Chinese

Huawei approaches Audi, Mercedes about investing in its smart car firm