Hyundai Motor Q1 Net Profit Declined 23.6% YoY

On April 28, BYD issued an official price adjustment announcement. Effective May 1, 2026, the price of the "God's Eye B Assisted Driving Laser Edition" optional package for some models under its Dynasty, Ocean, and Fangchengbao brands will be increased by 21%, from the original 9,900 yuan to 12,000 yuan, adding 2,100 yuan per vehicle. Specific applicable models are subject to the product details pages on BYD's official channels. It should be noted that this price adjustment applies only to this intelligent driving optional configuration; the official manufacturer's suggested retail price for the complete vehicles remains unchanged, and it does not affect the purchase cost for consumers who do not require this option.

[BAIC Group and Bosch China Sign Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement] BAIC Group recently signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Bosch China. In the passenger vehicle sector, both parties will focus on joint R&D and innovation in next-generation intelligent mobility technologies, working together to enhance product intelligence and market competitiveness. In the commercial vehicle sector, they will continue to deepen existing cooperation and accelerate the transformation and upgrading of related businesses through new energy and intelligent technology deployment. Meanwhile, both parties will continue to deepen collaboration in industrial automation and jointly help BAIC expand into markets outside China, improving its international operations and service systems.

[XPeng Plans to Deliver Flying Cars Next Year, Having Received Over 7,000 Orders] According to Reuters, Chinese EV manufacturer XPeng Motors is expected to begin mass production of flying cars in 2027. The company's president, Gu Hongdi, stated that orders for flying cars have exceeded 7,000, primarily from the Chinese market, and the enterprise is simultaneously applying to China's civil aviation authorities for the necessary operational certifications. Gu Hongdi revealed that large-scale deliveries are expected to officially begin next year, provided that official certification approvals are completed first.