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Kaixin Auto Holdings (NASDAQ: KXIN) has announced the formation of a specialized technical team aimed at developing its Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) system, named Happy Buy Car. This initiative follows prior efforts in enhancing the intelligent sales system. The new team will focus on researching AIGC and ChatGPT technologies, enhancing marketing materials with interactive dialogues and relevant content to improve automobile sales conversions.
The AIGC market is rapidly evolving in China's consumer internet, with applications across various sectors like media and e-commerce. As a key player in China's luxury car sales, Kaixin aims to leverage extensive data and tested models to enhance customer experience in car purchasing.
Kaixin Auto Holdings (NASDAQ: KXIN) announced a strategic partnership with China Automobile Import and Export Co. to create a joint export trading platform for new energy vehicles, targeting a total transaction volume of USD 10.8 billion over five years. CMC Auto is recognized as a key player in China's auto import and export sector, with a network spanning 59 countries and a significant acquisition of Alur Automobile Group, enhancing their capabilities in Central Asia.
In 2022, Chinese auto exports surpassed 3 million vehicles, including 679,000 new energy vehicles, marking a 120% year-on-year increase. The collaboration aims to capitalize on the growing demand for new energy vehicles, supported by favorable government policies and technological advancements in the industry.