Beyond tech hubs like Beijing and Shanghai, China’s smaller cities reveal a different dimension of AI’s business impact.

As open-source models and high costs squeeze the market, leading Chinese AI firms consider dropping pre-trained models for a clearer path to profitability.

Practical, luxurious, and without the premium price tag, Jetour is winning over Dubai’s car lovers.

The US EV industry is running into roadblocks, and a mix of political resistance and outdated strategies could be the root cause.

Banu, a rising Chinese hotpot chain, thrives on its founder’s “three-flip rule,” the secret to its profitability.

Xpeng Motors plans to start delivering the P7+ in November, aiming to build on Mona M03’s initial success in the competitive EV market.

As homegrown rivals close in, can foreign luxury car brands reclaim their ground in China by betting on large-battery hybrid vehicles?

Cybercab and Robovan stole the show at Tesla’s October 10 event, but Musk’s track record of shifting timelines and sparse details casts doubt on how soon they’ll hit the streets.

Mass production of humanoid robots is closer than ever, says Gu Jie, founder and CEO of Fourier Intelligence.

As Dubai rapidly develops, new doors open for Chinese companies to anchor in a global hub.