Manufacturing

An unmanned vehicle developed by Meituan for food delivery debuts on 25th July 2018.

Online food apps are changing everyday life for Zhou Huan, a 25-year-old worker from Beijing, as all her meals can be brought by deliverymen no matter where she is.

But recently she was even more pleased when an unmanned vehicle delivered her meal directly to a shopping mall in Beijing.

China has 25,000 km of high-speed railway, accounting for over 60 percent of the world's total, official data showed.

By the end of 2017, China had built and put into service 127,000 km of railway, up 150 percent from 1978 when the country started its reform and opening-up, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

FAW's New Model - Red Flag H5 - Debuts on Beijing International Auto Show 2018.

The Red Flag H5 is powered by 1.8T engine with 6-speed transmission. In order to win the youth's heart, Red Flag H5 integrated trendy design.

Chery Automobile's elf-driving cars powered by Baidu's Apollo in 2017.

Chinese carmaker Dongfeng Motor Corp is planning to mass-produce self-driving cars by 2020, which is part of the company's larger goal of ensuring a smart future, said a top executive.

Under the goal, the company will also cash in on driverless cars for specific areas and commercial use, such as driverless buses and trucks, with an ambitious deadline of between late 2019 to early 2020 to put them into operation, according to Tan Minqiang, NPC deputy and director for the technical center at Dongfeng Motor Corp.