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Caocao Mobility Partners with Doubao to Launch AI Ride-Hailing Service, Completing the "Information Search—Booking" Loop in Beijing, Hangzhou and Suzhou

On September 9, the AI ride-hailing service jointly launched by Caocao Mobility and Doubao went live in Beijing, Hangzhou and Suzhou. Users can search for local life information within Doubao to generate travel plans and place orders, with support for smart vehicle matching, accessible premium vehicle identification and smart vehicle control preference settings. Caocao Mobility has previously applied AI in areas such as smart dispatching, operations management and safety risk control, and plans to deepen the partnership, expand to more cities and advance Robotaxi service development.

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Beijing Launches Crackdown on Low-Quality Low-Price NEVs

Beijing has launched a special crackdown on low-quality and low-priced products in the new energy vehicle and home appliance sectors, with key inspections focusing on product quality, price compliance, and false advertising. The action aims to regulate market order and protect consumer rights, providing institutional safeguards for the healthy development of the NEV industry. This regulatory development offers reference value for overseas buyers seeking to understand China's NEV product quality supervision system.

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BEIJING EU8 Launched: 99-Second Battery Swap, 535km Range, Solving Operating Range Anxiety

On May 26, 2026, BEIJING EU8 was officially launched. Positioned as a B-class pure EV operating sedan, it offers four configurations: swap version range 535km, charging version range 501km, with both travel edition and taxi edition options. Core highlight is 99-second battery swap, adapting to different operating scenarios for ride-hailing and taxis. BAIC has cultivated the mobility sector for many years; EU8 is its strategic product for the operating market.

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Beijing NEV License Score Drops to 36: Is the Lottery Policy Indirectly Loosening?

In May 2026, Beijing announced the family new energy vehicle (NEV) license qualifying score at 36 points, the lowest since the policy's inception. This means more carless families can obtain NEV plates through points-based ranking without entering the individual lottery. The policy adjustment reflects Beijing's resolve to accelerate the transition toward vehicle electrification.

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Beijing Allocates 160K NEV Passenger Vehicle Quotas on May 26

On May 26, 2026, Beijing conducted its new energy passenger vehicle quota allocation, with annual quotas approaching 160,000 units, of which individual quotas account for over 80%. While this policy action is a local regulation, it reflects the determination of China's first-tier cities to promote transportation energy transition. For Central Asian and Russian buyers following China's NEV policy direction, Beijing's policy choices often carry national风向标 significance.

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Caocao Mobility Partners with Doubao to Launch AI Ride-Hailing Service, Completing the "Information Search—Booking" Loop in Beijing, Hangzhou and Suzhou

Chengdu Tops China's H1 2026 City Auto Sales: 264,200 Units

Beijing Launches Crackdown on Low-Quality Low-Price NEVs

BEIJING EU8 Launched: 99-Second Battery Swap, 535km Range, Solving Operating Range Anxiety

Beijing NEV License Score Drops to 36: Is the Lottery Policy Indirectly Loosening?

Beijing Allocates 160K NEV Passenger Vehicle Quotas on May 26

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