The CnEVPost website has added an Events Calendar feature to help readers keep track of what's coming up next in China's EV industry, and other events that matter, like holiday schedules.
We have used the recently concluded Qingming Festival, or Tomb Sweeping Day, holiday to add a new feature to the CnEVPost website: Events Calendar.
The feature is designed to help our readers keep track of what's coming up in the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) industry and its industrial chain, as well as more events such as China's holiday schedule.
You can find it on the navigation bar (Calendar) at the top of the CnEVPost website, the link is:
Here is how we maintain the calendar.
Based on when an event will take place, the event schedules we share in the calendar include two types: 1. those with dates already set; and 2. those with dates not yet set.
For those that have a date set, we share the specific date that the event will occur. If there are specific times, we also share them.
All times are based on our time zone -- Beijing Time (GMT+8).
For events where a specific date has not yet been determined, we provide an estimate based on known information, which is only intended to allow the event to appear in the calendar as a reminder, and we update it as new information becomes available.
Our categorization of future events is primarily based on industry, e.g. Car, Battery.
We have a separate "Holiday" category to show the schedule of legal holidays in China, as well as the schedule of additional workdays around holidays.
We have provided a filter to make it easier for you to browse future events in different categories.
We also provide a "Featured Events" filter to show upcoming events that we think may be more important.
The events calendar is presented as a calendar by default, but you can also switch to list view using the button in the top right corner.
We're also currently displaying five upcoming events in a widget on the right side of the site, if you're browsing from a computer.
You are welcome to submit upcoming events you think we may have missed, as well as any other feedback, in the comments section or via email (phate@cnevpost.com).
