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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.
  • Emergency charging pod put into operation in China to ease resource constraints on highways

    During non-holiday periods, these facilities can be relocated to charging stations in urban areas where charging demand is high.

  • China unveils plan to boost charging facilities, aiming to serve over 20 million EVs by 2025

    China aims to form a moderately advanced, intelligent and efficient charging infrastructure system by 2025.

  • WM Motor tests M7 sedan's winter performance in -30°C conditions

    In extremely hot and cold conditions, the M7's air conditioning system can reach a comfortable temperature in 17 minutes, according to WM Motor.

  • Geely reportedly plans to buy Chinese smartphone maker Meizu

    Meizu was one of the first smartphone makers in China, predating the founding of Xiaomi.

  • China's top economic planner voices support for NEV industry in new initiative

    China's NDRC has released a new proposal that again mentions support for the NEV industry and the battery swap model.

  • WM Motor said to have suffered another fire accident

    At the end of December last year, WM Motor's EX5 model had a fire accident every day for three days in a row.

  • Shenzhen brings new policy support for NEVs by offering free parking hours

    From now until the end of next year, users of NEVs in Shenzhen will be able to enjoy at least one hour of free parking per day.

  • Chinese EV brand HiPhi accuses Renault of trademark infringement

    HiPhi argues that the close resemblance between Renault's icon and HiPhi's icon has created some uncertainty about its brand development, and European business expansion plans.

  • China's NEV purchase tax incentive, set to expire at year-end, expected to continue

    A senior Chinese official said support policies, including the renewal of the purchase tax incentive for NEVs, need to be studied and clarified to stabilize market expectations.

  • Chinese premium EV brand HiPhi sees its 5,000th production vehicle roll off line

    HiPhi's first model, HiPhi X, has seen cumulative sales of 4,237 units since deliveries began in mid-May last year through the end of December.