Policy
China's transition to new emission standard: How will this affect auto market?
Analysts believe the impact of the transition will not last long and will have less of an impact than the last switch in standards in 2019.
Automakers in central China's Hubei offer hefty subsidies as sales pressure mounts
Authorities in Hubei province have joined forces with local automakers this month to offer subsidies for car purchases of up to RMB 90,000 yuan ($13,000) for some models.
Turkey slaps additional tariffs on Chinese EV imports to boost local project
Turkey has imposed an additional 40 percent tariff on China-made electric vehicles as the country prepares to launch its first locally produced EV, the Togg.
Beijing to renew trade-in subsidies that encourage NEV purchases
Beijing introduced a policy to encourage residents to replace their vehicles with NEVs in June 2022, and it expired at the end of last year.
China launching pilot program to boost EV adoption in public sectors
This is the latest measure in China aimed at boosting the EV industry, which previously saw high growth in the private sector.
Shanghai extends $1,500 subsidy to encourage residents to replace cars with EVs
The policy was first released in Shanghai last May and was valid until the end of 2022.
Beijing to hand out 100,000 license plates in 2023, 70% to EVs
From January to October 2022, a total of 493,600 new vehicles were sold in Beijing, 34.24 percent of which were NEVs.
Opinion
ICE vs BEV vs PHEV -- Shanghai points way forward for China
Where Shanghai goes, the rest of China follows.
Rumors emerge that China's NEV subsidies may extend into 2023
Rumors have recently surfaced that China's subsidies for NEVs may be renewed, but the amount will be only 50 percent of what it was in 2022.
Chinese regulators vow to crack down on price gouging as lithium prices rise to staggering levels
China will strictly investigate and punish hoarding, price gouging and unfair competition in the upstream and downstream lithium battery industry to maintain market order, a government document said today.