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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.
  • Baidu said to be planning to set up EV joint venture with Geely

    Some of Geely's existing car manufacturing facilities will be modified to build smart electric cars, and the vehicles will use the software provided by Baidu and Geely's engineering know-how, the report said.

  • Another Chinese mega-city extends new energy vehicle purchase stimulus

    Shenzhen recently announced that a policy introduced last June to promote new energy vehicle consumption that expired on December 31 will be extended until June 30, 2021.

  • First EV powered by Huawei Hicar said to be launched in H1

    Huawei Hicar began working with BAIC BluePark New Energy on January 28 last year, and they will launch the first model in the first half of 2021, according to Chinastarmarket.cn.

  • China says to expand auto consumption in newly released guideline

    The guideline mentions that China will improve the conditions for car use, strengthen the construction of parking lots, charging piles, and other facilities, and encourage charging pile operating companies to reduce charging service fees.

  • Hozon Auto delivers 3,015 vehicles in December, up 42% from November

    For the full year 2020, the company has delivered 15,091 vehicles, up 51 percent year-on-year.

  • China's NEV market is so hot that a machinery giant wants a piece

    XCMG Group said it signed a contract with Tsinghan Holding Group for a new energy industry base project with a total investment of about RMB 5.5 billion yuan ($850 million).

  • China adds 68,000 new NEV-related firms in 2020, up 85% from 2019

    As of today, there are more than 200,000 new energy vehicle-related enterprises in China whose status is active and in existence.

  • WM Motor sales reach 8,609 units in Q4, a single-quarter high

    For 2020, WM Motor's full-year sales reached 22,495 units, up 33.3 percent year-on-year.

  • China's 2021 new energy vehicle subsidies to fall by 20 percent

    China's new energy vehicle subsidies in 2021 will be backed down by 20% compared to 2020, four ministries, including China's Ministry of Finance, said in a document released today.

  • Analyst says China's new energy vehicle industry is like real estate on the eve of the 2000s price explosion

    He believes that the industry is exploding, and investors who focus too much on short-term prices will lose long-term growth dividends.