Etiqueta: Report
EV strategy has to accelerate, says report, as Australia falls behind
Electric Vehicle Council finds Australia's transition is lagging behind countries including China and Thailand due to "outdated" regulations.
French Desire For EU Protection From China’s Electric Cars Irks Germany
France and Germany disagree over China’s plan to sell a million electric cars in Europe. Germany fears action may harm its China business. The EU may investigate dumping.
Musk concludes 44-hour intensive visit to China
Tesla CEO Elon Musk departed from Shanghai on Thursday at noon, wrapping up a 44-hour intensive trip to China that included meetings with senior Chinese officials and business representatives, and a tour of the Shanghai factory.
Economy maintains growth momentum
China's economy maintained strong growth momentum in April, with gauges of consumption and services gathering pace, improving the outlook for steady growth of the world's second-largest economy this year, officials and analysts said.
MIIT confirms that the 6b emission standard will take effect on...
Every car produced, imported, or sold after July 1 must comply with the 6b norm.
Automotive Engine Oil Market to Expand at a CAGR of 2.7%,...
Increasing population in regions like Europe and APAC has led to significant growth in the sales of the automotive sector in recent years. As a result, the...
El mercado de automóviles marroquí reduce su impulso en 2023
Morocco will experience a decline in car sales in 2023 due to the reduced purcha...
Global Green Hydrogen Policy: China, A Giant Biding Its Time
China is the biggest hydrogen producer and consumer in the world though most of its hydrogen is produced from fossil fuels or derived from industrial processes. Joseph Dellatte, Resident Research Fellow for Climate, Energy and Environment at Institut Montaigne’s Asia Program, analyzes the role hydrogen will play in decarbonizing China’s economy. He argues that despite China's immense industrial capabilities, and gigantic investments in renewable energy capacities, the country still lacks a comprehensive green hydrogen policy that would enable broader decarbonization efforts. The reason behind this can be attributed to the continued dependence on foreign technology and a deliberate strategy adopted by Chinese authorities to build a green hydrogen supply in a timely manner.
SAIC to follow Nio in launching ‘battery bank’
SAIC will soon launch a "battery bank" to support the body-battery separation model, with a unified battery pack to be introduced by the end of this year or early next year.
