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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.
  • WM Motor delivered 5,062 vehicles in Dec, up 95.6% year-on-year

    For the full year 2021, WM Motor delivered 44,157 vehicles, close to the last three years combined.

  • CPCA head expects China's NEV sales to top 6 million in 2022 as consumers seize final subsidies

    He expects China's NEV sales to increase significantly by the end of 2022 before subsidies are removed in 2023.

  • Chinese consumers take last chance to buy NEVs, even show cars, before subsidies fall

    Three of the four show cars at Xpeng's flagship store in Beijing were sold at the beginning of the month and have not yet been restocked.

  • China's subsidies for NEVs will be reduced by 30% starting tomorrow and will no longer be available starting 2023

    China's purchase subsidies for NEVs will be reduced by 30 percent in 2022, and no more subsidies will be provided in 2023.

  • Prominent economist says NEVs have most potential to replace real estate in economic contribution in China

    Although the NEV industry currently contributes less than a tenth of what real estate does to the economy, it is growing at a very fast pace, according to Ren Zeping.

  • Evergrande reportedly sees first production vehicle of Hengchi 5 roll off line

    That's 12 days earlier than originally planned, and Evergrande will hold an official roll-out ceremony for its first vehicle in early January next year, local media said.

  • Beijing shifts 10,000 car license quotas from fuel vehicles to NEVs

    Beijing's quota for fuel car license plates has been reduced from 40,000 in 2021 to 30,000 in 2022, and the quota for NEV license plates has been increased from 60,000 to 70,000.

  • Exclusive insurance for NEVs officially available in China

    The exclusive coverage is expected to see a drop in insurance costs for about 80 percent of NEV owners, but some users say Tesla is facing significant premium increases.

  • China's auto market to open further to foreign investment as new rules set to go into effect in Jan

    For more than two decades previously, China has had strict restrictions on the share ratios of Chinese and foreign joint ventures in automobiles.

  • Chinese drone maker DJI says its automotive team nears 1,000 people

    Volkswagen China is working with DJI to develop advanced assisted driving features, according to the China Securities Journal.