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China launches 3-month campaign to rectify online abuse in auto industry
The campaign will target illegal profiteering, exaggerated and false advertising, and malicious defamation targeting the automotive sector.
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Beijing becomes latest Chinese city to ban petrol cars from joining ride-hailing platforms
Beijing has banned the acceptance of new gasoline vehicles on ride-hailing platforms since July 20, with only EVs accepted.
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China expands luxury car consumption tax coverage
The move is seen as benefiting emerging domestic luxury EV models, while negatively impacting German models that dominate the market.
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Nio, Tesla cars listed in China's rural EV promotion campaign
Nio's four main models, the Onvo L60, and Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y are included in the list for the first time.
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CAAM urges end to price war in China's auto industry
The disorderly price war has intensified vicious competition and will further squeeze corporate profit margins, CAAM warned.
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Chinese regulator gathers automakers to discuss zero-mileage used car sales, report says
China's commerce ministry will meet with industry bodies and automakers to discuss the sales of used cars that have never been driven, Reuters reported.
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China aims for BEVs to dominate new car sales by 2035
BEVs contributed 27.61 percent of China's passenger car retail sales in 2024.
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China puts brakes on chaos in smart driving sector
Chinese regulators are beginning to regulate car companies' marketing of driver assistance features and the implementation of OTA updates.
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Shanghai allows more old cars to qualify for trade-in subsidies to spur consumption
Shanghai now allows non-locally registered vehicles to be used to apply for trade-in subsidies of up to RMB 15,000.
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Chinese authorities delay approval of BYD, Geely investment plans in Latin America, report says
China is delaying approval for BYD and Geely to produce cars in Latin America as US tariffs fuel trade and economic uncertainties, Reuters reported.
