From：Internet Info Agency 2026-01-22 07:00:00
On January 21, Tesla announced via its official Weibo account a new mission: “Building an extraordinarily abundant world,” signaling an evolution from its sustainable energy focus toward a broader societal vision. On the same day, FAW Hongqi rolled out the first prototype vehicle equipped with an all-solid-state battery, entering the real-vehicle testing phase. Li Auto plans to launch an updated L9 model in 2026, featuring an extended-range battery exceeding 70 kWh and offering over 400 km of pure electric range, with a sales target of approximately 550,000 units. Additionally, GAC Gaoyu Technology’s eVTOL has secured over 2,000 letters of intent; the long-wheelbase version of the BMW iX3 will debut at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show; and according to data from the National Energy Administration, China’s nationwide charging infrastructure surpassed 20 million charging points by the end of 2025.
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