Source: South China Morning PostChina Evergrande and Tencent Holdings have agreed to set up a company to develop an operating system for smart vehicles, as competition heats up amid Beijing’s push to accelerate the roll-out of automobiles that run on non-fossil fuels and artificial intelligence.An electric vehicle unit of Evergrande, the largest Chinese real estate developer by sales, and the most indebted builder, will own 60 per cent of China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group, while Tencent’s unit Beijing Tinnove…Read More