China NEV Market

  • Nio welcomes China's move to extend tax breaks for NEV purchases

    From now until 2027, pure electric vehicles will continue to enjoy purchase tax incentives, which will give Nio vehicles a significant advantage over fuel-powered luxury vehicles in terms of purchase costs, Nio said.

  • China's vehicle purchase tax exemptions expected to reach $72 billion in 2024-2027

    China's cumulative tax exemptions for NEVs exceed RMB 200 billion by the end of 2022.

  • China extends NEV purchase tax breaks for 4 years

    China will still offer NEV purchase tax breaks from 2024 to 2027, but the intensity will diminish in steps.

  • China may introduce NEV support measures soon

    China's State Council Information Office will hold a briefing at 10 am Beijing time on June 21 on promoting the development of the NEV industry.

  • China EV transition: Shanghai fuel car license plate auction participants hit 99-month low

    Shanghai, home to Tesla's China factory and Nio's global headquarters, has seen NEV penetration reach about 50 percent.

  • China extends NEV purchase tax exemption until end of 2023 in official announcement

    Three Chinese government departments announced in a joint statement that NEVs purchased between January 1, 2023 and December 31, 2023 will be exempt from purchase taxes.

  • CCTV report highlights long delivery cycles for NEVs in China, Nio and BYD featured

    In June and July, Nio stores saw significant increases in traffic and orders, making it difficult to meet delivery demand, according to an executive at the EV maker.

  • High temperatures could hit China's NEV sales in July, analysts say

    China's NEV sales in June exceeded expectations and hit a record high, but recently the market began to worry about weakening demand in the first two weeks of July.

  • Chinese state paper article calls for more policies to spur NEV consumption

    China needs to further optimize NEV consumption to provide support for stable auto consumption and economic growth, according to an article in Economic Daily.

  • Don't expect slowdown in China NEV growth before penetration reaches 50%, analyst says

    China is the fastest-growing market for EVs, and penetration here is bound to be much higher than in overseas markets, the analyst said.