雷峰网·2025-11-17 00:39Group 1 - Tesla has requested to eliminate Chinese components from its vehicles manufactured in the US, aiming to complete this transition within two years due to geopolitical tensions and previous tariff impacts [5][6]. - The CEO of Xiaomi, Lei Jun, responded to criticisms regarding the safety of their vehicles, emphasizing that safety is a fundamental priority alongside aesthetics [11]. - During the Double 11 shopping festival, Fliggy reported a 30% increase in gross merchandise volume (GMV) compared to the previous year, with significant growth in user participation and transaction numbers [13]. Group 2 - Leap Motor's founder announced that the company has achieved its 2025 sales target of 500,000 vehicles ahead of schedule and aims to reach 1 million sales in 2026 [17]. - Apple CEO Tim Cook may resign as early as next year, with the company actively searching for a successor, potentially signaling significant management changes [36][37]. - Nokia plans to close its Munich R&D center by 2030, resulting in over 700 job cuts, as part of a global strategy to focus investments on key sustainable hubs [38][39]. Group 3 - Jaguar Land Rover reported a direct loss of £196 million due to a cyberattack that disrupted production and affected thousands of employees [41][42]. - Kuka, a German robotics manufacturer, announced an increase in layoffs to 560 positions due to a significant drop in orders, primarily driven by a slowdown in the automotive sector [45][46]. - Samsung has announced a 60% price increase for certain memory chips, which is expected to lead to higher prices for consumer electronics, including smartphones and PCs [46][47].