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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.
  • China's Hebei Province plans to have 100 hydrogen refueling stations by 2025

    Hebei plans to build 25 hydrogen refueling stations by 2022, and the demonstration operation scale of fuel cell buses and logistics vehicles will reach 1,000 vehicles.

  • Evergrande Auto falls over 10% as concerns mount over its parent company's financial situation

    The company's stock has fallen about 80 percent since the Shanghai auto show on April 19.

  • Smartphone maker Meizu applies for driving status detection patent

    Chinese smartphone maker Meizu recently disclosed a patent related to driver driving status detection with an application date of April 2021.

  • China's most popular navigation app offers new feature to improve experience for NEV owners

    These features include finding and navigating to charging stations, charging route planning, long-distance service area charging alerts, and scanning QR codes for charging.

  • Self-driving firm WeRide speeds up presence in freight sector with new acquisition

    Chinese self-driving mobility company WeRide has acquired self-driving freight startup MoonX for an undisclosed amount, according to an announcement from WeRide on Tuesday.

  • Chinese self-driving truck firm TuSimple reportedly launches project to build vehicles

    TuSimple recently launched its vehicle-building project Turing Auto and established two subsidiaries for this purpose, according to local media outlet Auto-Bit.

  • WM Motor's SUV W6 gets first OTA update

    WM Motor's SUV W6 has received its first OTA update to support 11 popular vehicle remote control functions.

  • Expert says EVs actually causing increased carbon emissions, here's why

    In the public perception, electric vehicles (EVs) do not use fossil fuels, so they will be more low-carbon and environmentally friendly than conventional vehicles. But in one expert's opinion, that's not the case at this stage.

  • Carmakers earn 4.37 million positive points in 2020 under China's dual credit policy

    Automakers in China have 4.37 million positive points and 1.07 million negative points for new energy vehicles in 2020 under the dual credit policy.

  • China's NEV sales expected to reach 2.8 million this year, report says

    After several upward revisions to its forecast, the China Passenger Car Association expects China's new energy vehicle sales to reach 2.4 million units this year. Now, a report is offering an even higher forecast.