Multiple apps of Alibaba have been connected to wechat payment

Chassis Supply Chain's "iPhone Moment": China's Tier 1 Shift as LeeKr Emerges

Over the past decade, China's electric vehicle (EV) industry has evolved from a niche experiment into a leading force in the global automotive landscape. In the first ten months of 2025, China exported over 2 million EVs, nearly double the year-earlier figure. From European city streets to Southeast Asian highways and Latin American urban centers, Chinese EVs have emerged as one of the most prominent symbols of a new era of “Made in China.”

The 174.4 Billion USD Global Wave: The Transnational Path of Chinese HR Providers

Entering 2026, the globalization process of Chinese enterprises has moved from the "testing the waters" stage to the "deep diving" stage. If going global over the past decade was about selling goods, the current overseas expansion of Chinese enterprises is characterized by the transnational transfer of production capacity, the global layout of R&D centers, and the deep reconstruction of the brand value chain.

Unpacking China | Key Chinese Firms to Watch This Week （01/03/2026-07/03/2026）

Amid fast-paced changes that fill the business community with excitement, angst and trepidation, EqualOcean will publish a series of roundup articles to document the major events related to Chinese companies going global every week.

XPeng Chairman: Fully Autonomous Driving Expected Within Three Years

March 2 News – XPeng (小鹏汽车) announced that its next-generation Robotaxi model has passed third-party site testing and obtained the Guangzhou intelligent connected vehicle road test license, with open road testing currently underway. He Xiaopeng, Chairman of XPeng (小鹏汽车), further proposed that "fully autonomous driving" is expected to be achieved within the next one to three years.

Meituan and Ele.me Lose Lawsuits Due to Unfair Competition, Catering Businesses Benefit

On April 14, the Huaian People's Court of Jiangsu Province made a judgment that Beijing Sankuai Technology Co., Ltd. (Meituan) should compensate CNY 352,000 to Shanghai Lazasi Information Technology Co., Ltd. (Ele.me). Meanwhile, Ele.me was also ordered to pay fines to Meituan for the same reason.