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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.
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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.
