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China's June retail sales of NEVs likely to hit record high, CPCA says
Sales of major Chinese automakers' NEVs grew at a rapid pace in June, with retail sales expected to approach 500,000 units, the CPCA said.
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Central China's Wuhan becomes latest city to boost NEV consumption
Consumers with Wuhan license plates who transfer or scrap their old vehicles and purchase NEVs will each receive a subsidy of at least 5,000 yuan ($750) over the course of their use of the vehicle.
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Tencent aims to use its cloud technology to help automakers build cars, restrains from jumping on car-making bandwagon
Tencent will provide the auto industry with a low-threshold, customized platform and tools to make the cloud the new productivity of smart cars, one executive said.
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Beijing offers subsidies of up to $1,500 to encourage purchases of NEVs
Models using extended-range technology, which are treated the same as ICE vehicles in the new car market, have been included in Beijing's latest subsidy policy in a rare move.
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South Korean fund cuts Tesla holdings, favors Chinese EV makers including BYD and Xpeng
The fund added to its holdings in Chinese EV makers including BYD and Xpeng in March and April after "excessive drops".
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CITIC Securities expects China's NEV sales to reach record high in June
CITIC Securities expects BYD to sell 140,320 units, Tesla China 87,182 units, Xpeng 19,281 units, Li Auto 19,447 units and Nio 10,772 units in June.
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WM Motor CEO downplays hype of 800V supercharging technology
While Xpeng CEO is excited about the upcoming start of laying out more powerful supercharging piles, WM Motor's helmsman is pouring cold water on it.
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Apple hiring for car software engineer position in China
Apple unveiled its next-generation CarPlay at the WWDC22 earlier this month, sparking widespread discussion in the automotive industry.
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EV-related stocks soar as China studies 'extraordinary' policies to stabilize manufacturing growth
China is set to introduce extraordinary policies to address the risk of a lack of investment momentum in manufacturing downstream companies whose profits are being squeezed.
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Shanghai's car sales down 95% year-on-year in May due to Covid lockdown
Nio's sales in Shanghai contributed between one-sixth and one-fifth of the company's total sales, William Li said yesterday.









