China NEV Market

  • China releases carbon peak action plan by 2030, re-emphasizes promotion of NEVs

    China will promote NEVs and gradually reduce the share of traditional fuel vehicles in new vehicle production and sales and vehicle ownership.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Chinese users' satisfaction with NEVs on par with fuel vehicles for first time, survey shows

    All three Nio models are among the top three in terms of customer satisfaction with pure electric midsize and large SUVs.

  • Deutsche Bank raises its forecast for BEV sales in China to 2.5 million units this year

    NEV penetration in China has come in at about 20 percent, which Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu believes indicates a continued acceleration in the adoption curve.

  • China's NEV sales expected to top 3 million units this year, CAAM official says

    The forecast is safe because if NEV sales exceed 300,000 units in each of the remaining three months, sales will exceed 3 million units for the year.

  • China's new energy vehicles still face high costs, official says

    The MIIT will work with relevant departments to accelerate coordination and promote the high-quality development of new energy vehicles.

  • China has too many NEV companies, mergers are encouraged, official says

    China now has too many NEV companies, which are small and fragmented, and the industry's players need to get bigger and stronger in the future, a senior Chinese official said.

  • China's NEV sales exceed 300,000 units for first time in Aug, CAAM data show

    China's NEV sales in August were 321,000 units, up 181.9 percent from a year ago and 18.6 percent from July.

  • Chinese regulators reportedly considering new measures to curb EV overcapacity

    The move is intended to direct car companies to areas with low capacity utilization and to close plants that were built in the past few years but are now in surplus, the report said.