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China carmakers seek more government support for smart car supply chain

China carmakers seek more government support for smart car supply chain

  • Chinese Internet companies, including Alibaba and Baidu, have launched partnerships with automakers, while Huawei Technologies, BYD and startup Horizon Robotics are developing semiconductor products
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