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  • China adds 44,000 public charging piles in Feb

    From March 2023 to February 2024, the average monthly number of newly added public charging piles were about 80,000 units.

  • China sells 477,000 NEVs in Feb, down 34.6% from Jan, CAAM data show

    Excluding exports, domestic NEV sales in February totaled 395,000 units, down 9.8 percent year-on-year and down 37.2 percent from January.

  • Baidu-backed Jiyue starts offering car-buying incentives as China's EV price war rages on

    Jiyue is offering a 3-year interest-free loan program for the Jiyue 01, which it said will save customers up to RMB 23,659.

  • China's NEV retail at 388,000 in Feb, down 42.1% from Jan

    Retail penetration of NEVs in China was 35.8 percent in February, up 2.9 percentage points from 32.8 percent in January.

  • China's Feb NEV retail sales down 41% MoM to 401,000, preliminary CPCA data show

    In February, China's retail sales of all passenger vehicles totaled 1.092 million units, down 21 percent year-on-year and down 47 percent from January.

  • HiPhi refutes Faraday Future's allegations of trade secret infringement

    HiPhi said that the X, Y and Z series models that have been mass-produced were developed by the company itself, or jointly with supplier partners, and have its own intellectual property rights.

  • Senior Chinese official says state-owned automakers not moving fast enough on NEVs

    China will tweak its policy to give the three centrally-administered automakers a separate assessment of their NEV businesses, a senior official said.

  • Faraday Future sues HiPhi founder in China for alleged trade secret infringement

    Faraday Future seeks monetary damages and demands that HiPhi's parent company, Human Horizons, immediately stop infringing on its trade secrets related to the FF 91.

  • China's Feb NEV wholesale at 450,000, down 34% from Jan, CPCA estimates show

    February sales in China's auto market are expected to be the lowest of the year, the CPCA said.

  • China's NEV retail at 283,000 in Feb 1-25, down 44% from same period last month

    Retail sales of all passenger vehicles in China for the period February 1-25 were 861,000 units, down 25 percent year-on-year and down 43 percent from the same period last month.