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November 2020 update of top 5 Chinese EV startups insurance registrations

November 2020 update of top 5 Chinese EV startups’ insurance registrations Monika From Gasgoo | December 30 , 2020 Shanghai (Gasgoo)- In November, consumers in China bought the Mandatory Liability Insurance for Traffic Accidents of Motor Vehicles (MLI) for 176,718 homegrown new energy passenger vehicles (NEPVs), representing a year-on-year hike of 180.22%, according to the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC). For the first eleven months, China s NEPV insurance registrations jumped 16.28% from a year ago to 901,908 units. Among the NEPVs registered last month, 21,015 units were from Chinese EV startups, a splendid growth of 224.21% compared to the year-ago period. The six startups whose Nov. registrations exceeded 10,000 units were NIO, Li Auto, Xpeng Motors, WM Motor, Leapmotor and HOZON Auto. Their registrations totaled 20,006 units last month, while still outnumbered by those of the Model 3, whose insurance volume stood at 21,572 units.

Guotai Junan Securities finalizes first lending for QFII in China A Share market

Guotai Junan Securities finalizes first lending for QFII in China A Share market chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2020-12-29 17:30 Share CLOSE Guotai Junan Securities facilitated Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII) to finalize the first ever margin trading and stock borrowing and lending business by foreign institutional investors in the China A Share market, with underlying stocks ranging from the Main Board, Growth Enterprise Market (GEM), Science and Technology Innovation Board (STAR Market) and etc on Tuesday. QFII s participation in margin financing and securities borrowing and lending businesses will be helpful in attracting more high quality capital into the market, improving the long-short balance of the market, expanding investment scopes, as well as increasing market activity.

US tightens noose on Chinese companies

(FILES) This file photo taken on October 30, 2020 shows the logo of the Alibaba Group outside the offices of the Ant Group, the financial arm of the Chinese e-commerce giant, in Hong Kong. – Chinese regulators have launched an investigation into Alibaba Group for “suspected monopolistic practices”, the State Administration for Market Regulation said on December 24, 2020. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP) In the last days of his presidential term in the US, Donald Trump is sparing no moment to cut China to size. He has signed a bill that could lead to the delisting of Chinese companies like Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, Baidu, Pinduoduo, PetroChina and others from US exchanges.

China Tech Digest: Biotech Firms Rush To List In China, Huawei Debuts Low Price Lidar

Total0 Biopharmaceutical companies rush for IPO on Science and Technology Innovation Board Recently, numerous biopharmaceutical companies such as Nanmo Biology, Jiachuang Biology, Maiwei Biology, Dana Biology, Sailun Biology have applied for IPO on the Sci-tech Innovation Board. The companies are involved in innovative drug development, innovative drug services, original and unique drugs, and in vitro diagnostics Products and many other sub-industries. According to Wind data, as of December 21, 109 biomedical companies have attempted to list on the Sci-tech Innovation Board, accounting for 22.71% of the 480 companies applying for the Sci-Tech Innovation Board. Baidu Apollo and Texas Instruments jointly build automotive-grade chips On December 22, Baidu Apollo announced that it has reached a cooperation with Texas Instruments to incorporate TI’s automotive-grade processors into the design of Apollo’s integrated software and hardware for autonomous driving products.

China Tech Digest: Volkswagen To Adjust Car Production Due To Chip Shortage

Total0 Due to chip shortage, Volkswagen Group will adjust global car production Recently, the Volkswagen Group issued a statement saying that due to the shortage of electronic components, Volkswagen will adjust its car production in different locations in China, North America and Europe to adapt to the supply situation in the first quarter of 2021. At the same time, some models based on the Volkswagen MQB platform will also be affected to varying degrees. Tesla responded to the Shenzhen crash: the driver did not step on the brake pedal On December 21, Tesla issued a document stating, “Regarding the Shenzhen accident that everyone is paying attention to recently, Tesla contacted the owner of the car and quickly investigated the state of the vehicle at the time of the accident.”

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