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Tesla delivered a record 100,291 vehicles in November from its Shanghai Gigafactory on the back of an expanded capacity and cut in prices.

Researchers assessed the electronics that will be discarded in the future and the materials they contain to see how an e-waste recycling strategy might pan out.

Tesla rival wants to ramp up EV production after deliveries plummeted in November.

The electric car start-up has slashed the waiting time for its cars to be delivered, the latest sign that it has overcome supply chain problems and is back on track to pursue high growth in the world’s largest automotive market.

By 2033, more than 1 billion laptops, cellphones, and other electronic devices could be entering the U.S. waste stream each year.

Analysts say Chinese consumers are rushing to take up government subsidies to buy cars before end of year.

Authorities in Yinchuan, Northwest Chinas Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region issued a statement on Tuesday night, apologizing for the inappropriate manner that some police officers showed in anti-epidemic work, which has triggered heated discussion online in recent days.

Premium electric-carmakers in China are bearing the brunt of a slowdown, with some players cutting prices to survive cutthroat competition.

Peng's vlog follows Chinese President Xi's step to the 29th APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in Bangkok, Thailand. Eight years ago, Peng was a student volunteer serving the APEC meeting in Beijing, and now she's back as a reporter. Watch the time capsule vlog.

A new analytical report states that 9.0 million units of smartphones were sold during the "11.11 online shopping festival" in China this year, down -35% YoY. Apple solidified its leadership at the expense of Chinese brands.