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China\'s Geely deploys 2.2-MW ultra-fast chargers as U.S. delays 750-kW rollout

Chinese EV maker Geely deployed 2.2-megawatt ultra-fast chargers in five Chinese cities within a week of unveiling them, as China\'s industry shifts from peak output competition to rapid commercialization and rollout. Geely plans 15,000 charging sites by end-2027 and says its system splits power between two heads. In the United States, ultra-fast charging rollout is slower, with EVgo\'s 750-kW system delayed to 2027 and Tesla\'s high-output deployments taking years.

Mobility

Toyota to invest $6.42 billion a year in robots from 2028 as staff train humanoids

Toyota has begun training humanoid robots for factory tasks by having employees teach them how to work on assembly lines. From 2028, it plans to invest $6.42 billion a year to expand factory automation and robot adoption, aiming to deploy about 400,000 robots across the group in the long term. Toyota says the goal is coexistence between humans and robots, not replacement, as wider industry adoption accelerates.

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Xiaomi unveils three in-house XRING chipsets, targets AI and autonomous driving beyond smartphones

Xiaomi unveiled three self-developed XRING chips, led by the 3-nanometre Xring O3 mobile processor slated to debut in the Xiaomi 18 Fold in China next month. The company said the chip uses TSMC’s 3-nanometre process and claimed an in-house AnTuTu score above 5 million. Xiaomi also introduced a 6-nanometre AI accelerator, Xring O100, and an autonomous-driving chip, Xring D100, both targeting commercialisation in 2027.