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  • China plans to end crackdown on tech giants amid economic slowdown, reports say

    China plans to hold a symposium with the country's big tech companies to show them that the regulatory storm will end to support the economy, according to multiple reports.

  • China, US in talks over on-site audit inspections, report says

    The Chinese government is discussing with US regulators the logistics of allowing on-site audit inspections of Chinese companies listed in New York, according to Bloomberg.

  • Chinese firm Desay SV unveils vehicle computing platform with total power of over 2,000 TOPS

    The computing platform is equipped with mainstream computing chips and integrates core functional domains including smart cabin, smart driving, and internet-connected services.

  • Guangdong introduces new measures to encourage consumption, including NEVs

    On top of state subsidies, Guangdong will offer additional subsidies to consumers who purchase NEVs.

  • L2 assisted driving systems reach 35% penetration in China's NEV market in Q1, IDC says

    This is much higher than the 19.9 percent of the ICE vehicle market.

  • NEVs account for 47% of car sales in Shanghai in Q1

    Even though the price of NEVs generally rose by RMB 5,000 to RMB 10,000, they still accounted for nearly half of sales in the first quarter, according to the CPCA.

  • China drafting action plan to promote charging facilities along public roads

    China's Ministry of Transport has drafted the plan and is seeking comments from different regions.

  • In Shanghai, people still more than willing to pay $14,230 to get a fuel license plate

    There were 182,925 bidders for 10,300 license plates for fuel vehicles this month, a winning rate of 5.8 percent.

  • CSRC official says uncertainty over audit issues for Chinese firms will soon be removed

    China will allow the PCAOB to conduct its review legally and reasonably, and this uncertainty is believed to be removed soon, said Fang Xinghai, vice chairman of the CSRC.

  • Covid's impact on China's auto industry expected to continue into May and result in 20-40% production loss, CPCA says

    In the first two weeks of April, Chinese passenger vehicle wholesale sales averaged 24,000 units per day, down 44 percent year-on-year and down 48 percent from the average for the first two weeks of March.