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China Plans to Ban New Cars From Being Resold Within Six Months After Registration
SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China's industry ministry is planning to ban the resale of new cars within six months after their registration, an industry association publication said on Saturday, in an attempt to address sales of zero-mileage used cars.
The surge in Chinese car exports is reshaping automobile markets around the world, flooding countries with affordable ...
As Tesla’s sales decline following Musk’s forays into US politics and amid a lack of new models, BYD has overtaken it to ...
VW Group China boss Ralf Brandstätter says he's willing to sacrifice market share during the price war to protect the equity ...
The BYD Atto 2 will make its Malaysian launch debut next week on July 24, 2025. Before that happens, the new electric vehicle ...
China's BYD (Build Your Dreams) has overtaken Tesla in global electric vehicle (EV) sales, but its presence in India is still ...
BYD’s latest EV leaked in China, showing a sleek shooting brake-styled electric GT. The new Song L EV GT comes just days ...
China’s biggest automaker often pays suppliers with an electronic IOU. Some suppliers wait months before the notes can be ...
Beijing will now require government licenses for any effort to transfer abroad the technologies crucial for producing ...
China's Chery (CHERY.UL) and BYD improperly claimed a combined $53 million in government subsidies for eco-friendly vehicles ...
China’s industry regulator found that carmakers including BYD Co. and Chery Automobile Co. claimed electric vehicle subsidies ...
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