Changan Automobile Announces New Mission and Launches New Social Media Account

On July 28, Changan Automobile's official WeChat account posted a message stating, 'New Mission, New Journey, Witness Together, Start Anew,' accompanied by images showcasing the main models from its various sub-brands. Additionally, the newly certified 'New Changan' account has quietly launched, though it has not yet made any public posts. On the same day, Leap Motor's Senior Vice President, Cao Li, shared a prediction image of the Leap D series SUV by a blogger, stating that the actual vehicle would feature many more premium details. He revealed that the D series SUV is Leap's first flagship product aimed at the 300,000 RMB price point, positioned as a full-size SUV equipped with leading industry technologies. Currently, the new vehicle is in the summer testing phase. Reports also emerged that Xpeng Motors is considering integrating its product line and may reintroduce lidar technology in the future. In response, an Xpeng Vice President stated that media rumors would be seriously handled by their legal department and government authorities. Additionally, it was reported that Hongmeng Zhixing received around 8,500 new orders last week, with the 'Zun Jie' model exceeding 700 units. Furthermore, Lotus Cars announced plans to open six new stores next month in cities including Guangzhou, Chongqing, and Wuhan, showcasing its key models like ELETRE and EMEYA. Recently, Lantu Automotive underwent changes in its business registration information, with new investment from Dongfeng Asset Management Co., Ltd. and an increase in registered capital to approximately 3.67 billion RMB. On the supply chain front, Times Intelligence is set to complete its first round of financing, potentially giving rise to a unicorn valued over 10 billion RMB. The funds are expected to support its skateboard chassis project and new technology development for scenarios like RoboX. Other announcements included Fuwei Co., Ltd. receiving notifications for seat product development from two prominent automotive brands, and Autoliv holding a groundbreaking ceremony for a new R&D center in Wuhan. Lastly, on July 28, the Shanghai Municipal Economic and Information Commission issued measures to further expand AI applications, supporting innovation in areas such as intelligent chips and brain-computer interfaces.