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On August 18, China's Ministry of Science and Technology and other eight departments announced the "Implementation Plan of Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutralization Supported by Science and Technology (2022-2030)."
On July 7, the 14th China Auto Bluebook Forum was held in Wuhan. Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei's Terminal Business Group, said that extended-range electric vehicles could save about half of the gasoline compared to fuel vehicles.
Recently, some netizens posted on Chinese social media platforms that the new energy quota approval for XPeng's P7 and P5 models has been stopped since July, due to its violation of Shanghai New Energy Office's policies.
On October 22, Chery New Energy Automotive Technology Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Anhui Cowarobot Co., Ltd.
Alternative energy vehicle were under the spotlight in the Chinese market during 2017, with a total sales volume of 777,000, a year-on-year growth of 53.3 perce...
The minister of MIIT said on Monday that new energy automobile enterprises should be encouraged to merge and reorganize to become stronger and improve industrial concentration.
Li Yinan, founder of Niu Technologies, a China-based, US-listed maker of electric scooters, announced a new brand under the company's name: NIUTRON.
On January 6, China Auto Dealers Chamber of Commerce (CADCC) and Cheegu jointly released the 2021 China Automobile Value Preservation Report.
On July 7, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce and other 16 government departments issued a notice to introduce several measures to help stimulate and expand the automobile market, particularly consumer buying.
Aits New Energy Co., Ltd., a Shanghai-based new energy technology company, added a new shareholder Hainan Jimu Venture Capital Co., Ltd., an affiliated company of Xiaomi.
NIO delivered eight of its ES6 models as police cars to the Laoshan District of the city of Qingdao in Shandong Province, after which a number of internet users questioned whether these vehicles were in violation of procurement procedures.
Li Auto announced on Tuesday that it will sell American depositary shares (ADSs) with a total amount of no more than $2 billion through an at-the-market equity offering program on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.