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Arcfox launches updated Kaola S electric SUV starting at $14,310

Arcfox has launched the updated 2026 Kaola S electric SUV, starting at $14,310, featuring CATL's LFP batteries with a range of 520 km. The vehicle offers three variants and a 9.1% price reduction from the previous model. It includes a 15.6-inch display and fast charging capabilities. Competing against models like BYD's Yuan Plus and Volkswagen's ID.3, Arcfox aims to improve its sales performance in the Chinese market after recent struggles.

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CATL opens Middle East's largest new energy after-sales service center in Riyadh

CATL has opened the largest new energy after-sales service center in the Middle East, located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This facility, named the "Ning Service Experience Center," spans over 7,000 square meters and aims to support the growing EV and energy storage markets in the region. The center will provide full-lifecycle after-sales support, including battery maintenance and diagnostics. This move aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, which targets a 30% conversion of vehicles in Riyadh to EVs by 2030. CATL continues to expand its service network globally, maintaining a leading market share in EV battery shipments.

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The competition in energy storage has actually begun, and the intensity in the future may far exceed that of photovoltaics?

The energy storage industry may face intense competition similar to that of the photovoltaic industry. Although the energy storage supply chain is relatively long and has certain resilience, industry insiders are concerned that competition has already begun to intensify and may be more rapid and severe than that of photovoltaics in the future

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The Hang Seng Index opened lower and continued to decline, falling 347 points for the day. AI-related stocks led the decline, while consumer concept stocks rose against the trend｜Hong Kong stock market opening

The Hang Seng Index opened lower on Monday and closed at 25,628 points, down 347 points or 1.34%, marking the largest single-day decline in over three weeks. Technology stocks led the decline, with AI-related stocks performing poorly. Technology stocks such as Alibaba, Tencent, Kuaishou, and Baidu all fell. Among chip stocks, SMIC, Hua Hong Semiconductor, and Innolux saw significant declines. Consumer concept stocks rose against the trend, with domestic insurance stocks performing well. The market anticipates that Japan's interest rate hike and poor data from China will impact the Asia-Pacific stock market

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Kunlun Core is gaining momentum! Wall Street is optimistic about Baidu: expected to replicate Google's AI comeback path

The expectation of Baidu's subsidiary chip company Kunlun Core going public is driving Wall Street to reassess Baidu's value, with the valuation logic shifting from traditional businesses to hard technology assets centered around chips. Macquarie Securities estimates that Baidu's 59% stake in Kunlun Core is valued at approximately $16.5 billion, accounting for about 30% of its target valuation for Baidu. Kunlun Core's revenue is expected to double next year to around $1.4 billion, placing it in the same tier as Cambricon

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