1. Rivian, a major rival to Tesla, launches an AI chip to replace Nvidia products in future models.
2. Tesla's November US sales fell to a near four-year low, with low-cost models failing to reverse the decline.
3. Hello's driverless taxis responded to reports of suspended operations in Zhuzhou: No relevant information is available at this time.
4. China Automobile Dealers Association: The used car market showed significant signs of recovery in the first week of December.
5. Xiaomi Auto: New nearly new cars added to its "Instant Car Purchase" service.
6. Cui Dongshu: The scale of the car trade-in program is expected to exceed 180 billion yuan by 2025.
7. Mexico significantly increases tariffs on automobiles, severely impacting Indian automakers' $1 billion in exports to Mexico.
8. The EU plans to postpone the ban on the sale of new gasoline-powered cars for five years, giving the green light to plug-in hybrid and range-extended electric vehicles.
9. Shandong: Developing next-generation consumer-grade smart terminals such as intelligent connected vehicles, smartphones, computers, smart homes, and smart wearables.
10. SK On and Ford reached a "breakup agreement," with each company independently owning and operating their former joint venture battery plant in the US.
11. Global electric vehicle sales are projected to grow by 21% in the first 11 months of 2025: China leads by a wide margin, Europe sees a high growth of 33%, while the US market remains stagnant.
12. Porsche officially announced that it will introduce Apple Digital Key support for the all-electric Macan and Cayenne in 2026.
