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There are about 19 related results
China's new energy vehicle is expected to hit a new high in 2023 and its sales may rise by up to 40% year-on-year as consumer confidence is restored and vehicle makers vie to launch new models.
The number of registered new energy vehicles (NEVs) in China hit 13.1 million by the end of 2022, an increase of over 67 percent year on year
Hongqi, the well-respected car brand under China's leading automaker FAW Group, will stop investing in fuel cars and redirect all efforts to EVs. It will also accelerate expansion in high-end overseas markets
China’s sales of new energy vehicles in 2023 are expected to reach 9 million
BYD, China’s biggest EV maker, was once again the top seller of new energy vehicles among Chinese manufacturers last month, reported Yicai Global on January 3.
Jingneng Microelectronics, the chip unit affiliated with automaker Geely, has closed its Pre-A fundraiser without specifying the amount raised.
Tests have shown that although Chinese brands performed slightly better than joint venture brands, the battery life of NEVs in extremely cold weather conditions is still less than half, reported Yicai Global on December 14.
Chinese EV manufacturers are expected under increasing pressure as subsidies are scheduled to end this year
Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Information and other municipal departments issued a notice on filing for demonstrative fuel cell vehicle projects in 2022
Zhu Huarong, chairman of Changan Auto (长安汽车), said chip shortage and expensive batteries have adversely affected the production of new energy vehicles in China
