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Beijing aims to have 2 million NEVs by 2025
At the end of 2020, Beijing had 400,000 NEVs.
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Official calls on multinational automakers to further expand investment in China
China's vice minister of commerce calls on multinational car companies to seize the opportunity to further expand their investment in China and improve the layout of the supply chain.
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China considers allowing full US access to most firms' audits, report says
If the plan goes ahead, it would mark an unusual reversal by Beijing, potentially ending a decades-long dispute, Bloomberg reported.
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Chinese securities regulator responds after more firms placed on SEC list for possible delisting
Whether the companies are actually delisted in the next two years will ultimately depend on the progress and outcome of the US-China audit and regulatory cooperation, the CSRC said.
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CPCA data hints at possible weakness in China March auto sales due to Covid
Average daily retail sales of passenger cars in China fell 18 percent year-on-year in the first four weeks of March, with both the third and fourth weeks down 29 percent year-on-year.
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Niutron cancels first model launch scheduled for March 31 due to Covid
More companies' new product launch plans have been derailed by the new wave of Covid outbreaks.
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Evergrande's first EV model Hengchi 5 will soon be available for pre-order
Hengchi's first showroom and sales centers will soon open in 15 key cities, including Tianjin, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
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Chinese securities regulator gives more positive signals on audit issues
The CSRC held a video exchange today with some US-listed Chinese companies and investment firms to hear their views on the recent situation with China-concept stocks.
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Jidu has begun development of more models, says CEO
Jidu has already begun development on subsequent models including the second and third, which will be unveiled as early as this year's Guangzhou Auto Show, the company's CEO said.
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PCAOB sees no room for compromise on audit issues, report says
Market speculation about a final agreement on accounting regulation between the PCAOB and the Chinese side is premature, local media said, citing a statement.









