Shanghai aims to reach about $54 billion in NEV output by 2025
Shanghai aims to further increase the share of electric vehicles and fuel-cell vehicles, promote the transformation of car companies into…
Hunan becomes China’s first province to pilot low-altitude flights in historic move to explore opening up strictly regulated area
Central China's Hunan province has become the first province in the country to be allowed to pilot full-field low-altitude flights, CCTV said…
Guangzhou pilot allowing self-driving cars to drive alongside human-driven vehicles
Guangzhou announced the official launch of a pilot program for self-driving cars to drive alongside human-driven vehicles, marking a key step…
Beijing bans illegal electric tricycles and four-wheelers, gives 2.5-year transition period
These vehicles are also widely known as "老头乐" (Old Man's Joy) in China, and they often weave in and out of ordinary vehicles and drive…
China steps up efforts to improve power battery recycling
With the rapid development of the new energy vehicle industry, the recycling of retired power batteries has become a pressing issue. In a…
Guangdong offers subsidies of up to $1,550 to encourage local residents to buy new cars
In an effort to boost local car consumption southern China's Guangdong province has launched a new incentive.
Beijing’s new rules, set to take effect on July 1, expected to improve EV charging experience
Charging spaces being taken up by fuel vehicles is a problem that bothers many EV owners. With a new regulation coming into effect in Beijing,…
Chinese city Jinan to reward local NEV firms with 1 million yuan for each new model released
Perhaps seeing the huge success of central China's Hefei city in its investment in Nio, another Chinese city is upping the ante on the new…
Chinese official suggests extending new energy vehicle purchase tax exemptions
The current deadline for China's vehicle purchase tax exemption for new energy vehicles is December 31, 2022.
Shenzhen to allow driverless cars on public roads
The southern Chinese mega-city Shenzhen is expected to make driverless cars legally available for driving on public roads in the near future.