NEV Subsidies
Neta raises vehicle prices by as much as $870 as subsidies exit
Neta's sales of 152,073 units in 2022 are the highest of China's major new car makers, but its flagship model starts at half the average sales price of Nio models.
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.
Xpeng allows all orders placed before year-end to enjoy this year's subsidy
Orders with deposits paid by 24:00 on December 31 will continue to receive the same purchase subsidies as in 2022, Xpeng said.
Changan's EV brand Shenlan acts as China's NEV subsidies expire in a month
Shenlan is currently offering only the Shenlan SL03, which has an electric version, an extended-range version and a version with a hydrogen fuel cell.
Southern Chinese city Sanya offers subsidies of up to $1,380 for battery swap-enabled models
From now until March 31, 2023, Sanya is offering additional subsidies for battery swap-enabled models.
Huawei-backed AITO allows consumers who pay deposits by Nov 20 to enjoy this year's purchase subsidies
China's state subsidies for NEV consumers are set to expire at the end of this year.
Beijing offers subsidies of up to $1,500 to encourage purchases of NEVs
Models using extended-range technology, which are treated the same as ICE vehicles in the new car market, have been included in Beijing's latest subsidy policy in a rare move.
Tesla asks some Chinese corporate customers to return subsidies because they don't drive enough miles
According to Chinese policy, NEVs sold to corporate customers need to reach 20,000 kilometers of driving range within 2 years or they will not receive the purchase subsidy.
China mulls extending EV subsidies due to expire at year-end, report says
China is in talks with automakers to extend EV subsidies that were set to expire in 2022, aiming to maintain growth in a key market amid a broader economic slowdown, Reuters said.
Most Xpeng models see price increases to reflect drop in state subsidies
Xpeng's models priced below RMB 300,000 are being offered with reduced subsidies.