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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.
  • China's Ministry of Commerce says policies will be introduced to promote used car exports

    China's Ministry of Commerce has released a guide to help local used car export companies develop overseas markets.

  • China's largest bank, ICBC, to provide RMB 3 trillion in energy financing over next 5 years

    Most people may not have noticed that China's energy sector is receiving a huge financial boost.

  • This Chinese city aims to be first to rely primarily on wind power

    The city's goal is to become an "international wind power city" and a world-renowned base for the offshore wind power chain by 2025.

  • Evergrande aims to transform from real estate developer to NEV maker in 10 years

    Evergrande Auto's shares traded in Hong Kong are up nearly 15 percent at press time.

  • WM Motor unveils M7 sedan with three LiDARs and controversial look

    Its bold design with three LiDARs may be a compromise for high performance, and it's unclear whether Chinese consumers will pay for it.

  • China begins using air compression to store energy and generate electricity during peak hours

    The system can generate up to 40,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity per day, which is equivalent to the usage of 3,000 households in a day.

  • New materials developed by Chinese team promises to dramatically reduce cost of fuel cells

    In achieving the same level of fuel cell performance, the team uses only one-tenth of the expensive platinum.

  • Bosch China exec visits Jidu, possibly for talks on 2023 chip capacity bookings, report says

    Bosch China President Chen Yudong said earlier this month that shortages of automotive chips will become the norm, the problem is just the extent.

  • Chinese official says auto chip shortage expected to ease in Q4 compared to Q3

    A spokesman for the MIIT said the Chinese auto industry is still significantly affected by the chip shortage, but the situation is expected to ease.

  • Baidu Apollo launches two new vehicles based on WM Motor's W6 to expedite its self-driving technology commercialization

    They are both based on the WM Motor W6 to accelerate the adoption of Baidu's autonomous driving technology.