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China drafts guidelines to regulate automakers' pricing practices
The guidelines outline pricing conduct standards for car manufacturers, clarifying pricing strategy and sales behavior compliance requirements.
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China, New Zealand hold 1st dialogue on NEVs in Wellington
China's industrial regulator expressed willingness to strengthen cooperation with New Zealand in NEVs, charging infrastructure, and low-carbon sectors.
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China vows to curb excessive competition in battery industry
China will strengthen capacity monitoring in the battery sector and intensify oversight of production consistency and product quality.
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China mulls limiting cars' default performance as EV crashes frequently occur
China plans to require passenger vehicles to default to a state where acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes less than five seconds upon each startup.
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China eyes reining in exaggerated marketing in auto industry, report says
China's market regulator is discussing how to define false marketing, with a crackdown on exaggerated and false marketing in the auto industry likely next.
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Canada considering scrapping 100% tariff on Chinese EV imports, report says
The Ottawa government is reportedly considering scrapping the 100 percent tariff on Chinese EV imports, aligning with China on the EV issue.
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China reportedly to regulate naming of semi-solid-state batteries
"Semi-solid-state batteries" will be named "solid-liquid batteries" in China to prevent public confusion with solid-state batteries, according to a local media report.
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CAAM deputy secretary-general calls for China to phase out NEV tax incentives more gradually
CAAM deputy secretary-general called for a 3 percent tax rate in 2026 and 7 percent in 2027, rather than the currently planned 5 percent rate for both years.
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China to require export licenses for pure electric cars starting next year
China will implement an export license management system for pure electric passenger vehicles, effective January 1, 2026.
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China targets 15.5 million NEV sales in 2025 with 20% year-on-year growth
China has released an automotive industry growth stabilization plan aimed at achieving key economic development goals for the sector.
