Tesla Updates Mission; FAW Launches All-Solid-State Battery Prototype; Li Auto Plans 40% Growth with New L9
Tesla has revised its mission to emphasize creating a world of abundance, while FAW has unveiled its first all-solid-state battery prototype for real-vehicle testing. Meanwhile, Li Auto is targeting a 40% growth in 2026 with the launch of its next-generation L9, and GAC Group's AirCab eVTOL has secured over 2,000 orders as it aims for full certification by late 2026.
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On January 21, Tesla updated its mission to focus on creating a world of abundance, moving away from solely sustainable energy. FAW introduced its first all-solid-state battery prototype, marking a step into real-vehicle testing.
Qijing Auto plans to begin retail operations in late April, with its shooting brake coupe set to launch in June 2026. GAC Group's GOVY secured over 2,000 orders for its AirCab eVTOL, targeting full certification by late 2026.
BMW will debut the iX3 long-wheelbase version at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, utilizing navigation assistance from Momenta and Alibaba. Honda will stop fuel cell production at its GM joint venture by end of 2026, shifting to in-house systems.
Li Auto aims for 40% growth in 2026, focusing on the next-generation L9 featuring a 70 kWh range-extender battery. United Nova Technology anticipates 2025 revenue of CNY 8.19 billion, despite expected net losses.
KNEWBOTS and the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center signed a partnership for humanoid robot applications. LG is building a sodium-ion battery pilot line in Nanjing.
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