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China’s smartphone maker Xiaomi bets on EVs even as Apple pivots
Weeks after the tech giant abandons car project, Chinese tech company debuts model that out-accelerates Tesla and Porsche
German car industry calls for European policy to counter US subsidies
Car lobby chief floats creation of EU agency focusing on supply of raw materials
BYD loses EV throne to Tesla as sales slip
More competition and flagging demand in the Chinese market hit leading battery and plug-in hybrid vehicle makers
BYD rejects EU claims subsidies help reduce price of China-made cars
Executive says success is because of company’s unique technology and management efficiency
No restrictions on car imports from China, under new EV policy...
Rajesh Kumar Singh, Secretary, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) clarified that there are presently no specific restrictions targeting imports from China. He noted that BYD vehicles, originating from China, are already operational on Indian roads, having met their duty requirements.
No restrictions on car imports from China, under new EV policy...
Rajesh Kumar Singh, Secretary, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) clarified that there are presently no specific restrictions targeting imports from China. He noted that BYD vehicles, originating from China, are already operational on Indian roads, having met their duty requirements.
Zeekr 001 – fastest charging EV in China
Zeekr 001 is now the fastest charging EV thanks to the new CATL Shenxing battery and Zeekr V3 supercharger.
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— Inside China Auto (@InsideChinaAuto) April 2, 2024
India’s new EV policy allows imports from any country, including China:...
India's new EV policy allows import of electric vehicles, even from China, with import duty concessions for companies investing USD 500 million. The policy aims to kickstart four-wheeler e-car manufacturing and may lead to Chinese auto firms entering the local market.
Dongfeng Forthing’s Xinghai S7 unveiled with 550 km range
Once launched, the Xinghai S7 will target the 18,000 - 27,000 USD market segment.
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