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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.
  • CITIC Securities expects China to sell 9 million NEVs next year, sees limited impact of subsidy withdrawal

    For most of the best-selling electric vehicle models, the amount of subsidies as a percentage of the selling price is only 4-11 percent this year, CITIC Securities said.

  • Deutsche Bank on China NEV sales: Secular shift intact despite weak consumer sentiment

    Edison Yu's team expects China NEV sales momentum to pick up in November and December, when a host of new models should drive sales to new highs and NEV subsidies are poised to exit.

  • China Oct wholesale sales of passenger NEVs flat from Sept, CPCA data show

    The release of year-end automotive consumer demand is at risk and uncertain due to the recent rebound of the Covid outbreak in China, which has impacted auto showroom traffic and order patterns, the CPCA said.

  • Nvidia offers A800 chip for Chinese customers as alternative to A100, report says

    Nvidia said Monday it will launch the A800 chip in China, which complies with recent US export control regulations.

  • One in six EVs sold in Europe will be made by Chinese makers by 2025, Fitch Solutions says

    Chinese cars are affordable, while Western manufacturers can't offer enough electric vehicles, Fitch Solutions said.

  • Guangzhou auto show postponed amid Covid concerns

    In the meantime, the Tianjin auto show will be held from November 10 to November 15 as planned.

  • US audit officials complete 1st round of on-site inspections of Chinese firms ahead of schedule, report says

    US audit inspectors completed the first round of on-site inspections of Chinese companies ahead of schedule, signaling progress in the process of preventing the delisting of shares of US-listed Chinese companies, Bloomberg reported.

  • China's passenger NEV wholesale sales at 680,000 units in Oct, CPCA estimates show

    Sales in China's new energy passenger car market were muted in October, with leading manufacturers struggling to maintain growth, the CPCA said.

  • Ora Lightning Cat officially launched: A Porsche-like electric sedan with starting price of $25,980

    Ora appears to be aiming the Lightning Cat to reach a broader demographic than just female consumers, targeting one of the most competitive and spacious markets in China.

  • Evergrande begins deliveries of its first production model Hengchi 5

    Evergrande NEV delivered the first Hengchi 5 vehicles to owners on October 29.