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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.
  • Darkest days of auto chip shortage are over, says CPCA secretary-general

    Automotive chip supply will to improve, and Chinese auto production and sales will continue to strengthen in the coming months, said Cui Dongshu.

  • Evergrande reportedly in talks to sell its Swedish EV unit

    NEVS is in talks with US and European venture capital firms and industrial partners to find a new owner and could be valued at as much as $1 billion.

  • Analysts say worst moment of auto chip shortage in China has passed

    The performance of China's auto wholesale sales improved significantly in late September in terms of average daily sales.

  • WM Motor leaning toward overseas IPO, CFO says

    Investments from funds owned by the Li Ka-shing and Stanley Ho families show that they are bullish on WM Motor, the company's CFO said.

  • Official says China will keep NEV support policies continuous and stable

    The MIIT official said that China will coordinate the study of policy measures for NEVs and maintain the continuity and stability of support policies for all segments.

  • Bosch China exec says chip supply improved slightly this month, but shortages will be the norm

    Since July, Bosch has been able to meet less than 20 percent of its orders. The situation was a little better in September and October, but now it seems that less than half of the demand can be met.

  • JinkoSolar says its N-type cell reaches world record conversion efficiency of 25.4%

    That surpasses the 23.56 percent conversion rate previously achieved by its local counterpart Trina Solar on P-type cells.

  • Evergrande Auto reportedly faces setbacks at its main facility in Tianjin, first model could be further delayed

    Production line renovation at Evergrande Auto's Tianjin plant is largely at a standstill and the Hengchi 5, which was scheduled to launch early next year, is not ready to start production, local media said.

  • China's NEV fleet reaches 6.78 million units, 2.28% of total vehicles

    When will China's new energy vehicles become saturated? The latest data suggests that point may still be quite far away.

  • Hongguang Mini EV sales reached 35,169 units in Sept, up 75% year-on-year

    The Wuling Hongguang Mini EV has sold more than 400,000 units cumulatively since deliveries began in July last year.