BANGKOK, June 1, 2026 - U Power Limited (Nasdaq: UCAR) ("U Power" or the "Company"), a provider of AI-integrated solutions for next-generation energy grids and intelligent transportation systems, building on its proprietary UOTTA™ electric vehicle ("EV") battery-swapping technology, today announced that Hydro Data Limited, a U Power-controlled joint venture established in May 2026 with Jiangsu Guofu Hydrogen Energy Equipment Co., Ltd. ("Guofu Hydrogen Energy") and Cloud Digital Chain Limited to develop AI-driven, hydrogen-based integrated energy solutions for data centers, initially in Thailand and with plans for global expansion (the "Hydro Data JV"), has been named the recipient of the 2026 "Data Center Power & Energy Solution" Digital Infrastructure Forum Award (the "DIF Award"

A constructive long-term outlook supported by trend structure, key moving averages, and breakout potential. Overview  Robo.ai (AIIO) has developed from a speculative micro-cap name into a more technically structured growth candidate. The stock’s broader setup remains constructive, supported by a bullish moving-average profile and a price structure that continues to hold above its longer-term trend anchor.  At a current price of $2.98, AIIO remains near the upper end of its stated 52-week range of $0.54 to $3.07. While recent price action reflects some short-term consolidation, the longer-term bullish thesis remains intact as long as the stock continues to trade above its 200-day moving average.  Technical Setup  The key technical feature is AIIO’s golden cross, with the

Aug 25, 2026   Lotus Tech completed the acquisition of 100% equity interest in Lotus UK following the exercises of put options by Geely and Etika.   Lotus becomes one integrated global business under One Lotus with legendary British heritage and next-generation electrified mobility technologies.   The integration is expected to unify the brand globally, accelerate collaboration, streamline governance and support long-term growth.   NEW YORK, Aug. 25, 2026 -Lotus Technology Inc. (Nasdaq: LOT) (“Lotus Tech” or the “Company”), a leading global intelligent and luxury mobility provider, today announced that it completed the acquisition of 100% of the equity interests in Lotus Advance Technologies Sdn Bhd (“Lotus UK”) on August 21, 2026.   Based

A globally recognised performance-car name, with a strategic stakeholder in Geely (“The Group”), support and a more practical hybrid-and-EV strategy are giving Lotus a clearer route towards scale and profitability. Lotus Technology Inc. is entering an important new phase. The company is taking 78 years of British sports-car heritage and combining it with The Group’s ecosystem, manufacturing scale and supply-chain capabilities to build a modern global luxury-performance business. The centrepiece of this transformation is Focus 2030, a four-year plan aimed at broadening Lotus’s product range, improving cost efficiency, expanding into more international markets and moving the business towards sustainable profitability. For investors, the attraction is that Lotus is not trying to create a bran

Lotus Technology (NASDAQ: LOT) is beginning to display increasingly constructive technical signals as the stock stabilises around the US$0.83 support zone. After successfully defending this key level, buying momentum has started to emerge, suggesting that confidence is gradually returning and a stronger recovery could be developing. One of the most encouraging aspects of the chart is the relationship between price action and trading volume. The circled areas clearly show a recurring pattern where the stock advances on stronger trading volume while pullbacks occur on noticeably lighter volume. This is generally considered a healthy technical characteristic because it indicates that buying interest is more aggressive than selling activity. Instead of heavy distribution du

Build what you know and make it modern  The New Luxury Standard  Luxury in the global EV market is undergoing a profound transformation. Where prestige once rested on horsepower, torque curves, and Nürburgring lap times, today’s buyers across major markets are increasingly judging vehicles by their digital sophistication, connectivity, and in‑cabin experience. Cars are no longer just machines; they are software‑defined “third living spaces,” extending the digital ecosystem of smartphones and homes into the cockpit.  This shift has placed legacy European brands under pressure. Porsche, BMW, and Audi have all reported double‑digit declines in deliveries worldwide, reflecting the growing appeal of new‑generation EV makers who compete aggressively on software responsiveness, AI