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CnEVPost is closely following the EV industry in China, and here you can see what's happening in the industry on a daily basis.
  • Beijing to step up support for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles

    Beijing has been approved as a demonstration city for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and will increase its support for the sector.

  • Shanghai produced one-sixth of China's NEVs in H1

    Shanghai produced 228,000 new energy vehicles in the first half of this year, up 220 percent year-over-year and accounting for more than one-sixth of China's total production.

  • Nio-backed smart parking service provider gets investment from Xiaomi

    Alpark was founded in 2015 and closed a hundreds-of-millions-of-RMB Series B round of funding led by Nio Capital, Nio's venture capital arm, in 2018.

  • Sinopec builds new hydrogen refueling station in Chongqing

    Sinopec has built a new hydrogen refueling station in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing, making hydrogen storage well technology available in China for the first time.

  • China's used cars will form a big market, official says

    Wang said he has been studying used cars recently to promote laddering and recycling consumption.

  • What does July's insurance registrations tell about Tesla, Nio, Xpeng?

    The five cities with the highest share of Nio ES6 insurance registrations in July were Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Suzhou and Shenzhen, with a combined share of 46.4 percent.

  • Why are mini EVs so popular in China?

    As China tightens regulations on low-speed EVs, widely known as "老头乐" (Old Man's Joy), mini EVs are seen as the most suitable alternative.

  • New policy in China to take effect next month will facilitate used car transactions

    As China's used car trade grows rapidly, some policies seen as potentially hindering its growth are being tweaked.

  • Nio-backed smart cockpit product maker Autolink signs deal with Bosch

    In September 2017, Autolink received tens of millions of RMB in Series B financing from investors including Nio Capital, the venture capital arm of Nio.

  • Analysts say N-type cell technology will replace P-type as mainstream direction of PV development

    Photovoltaic cell batteries mainly include P-type and N-type, with the former being the current mainstream product.