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MG Motor Says EVs Will Make Up Quarter of Sales in 2023, Evaluating Launch of MG4 Hatchback eHS Hybrid SUV
MG Motor on Wednesday said that electric vehicles (EV) would account for at least a quarter of its sales in the country in 2023. The company also announced, at the ongoing Auto Expo 2023, that it is evaluating the launch of the MG4 electric hatchback and eHS plug-in hybrid SUV in India.
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Xiaomi To Open Car Plant In Beijing With Annual Output Of 300,000 Vehicles: Report
The plant will be constructed in two phases and Xiaomi will also built its auto unit's headquarters, sales and research offices in the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone
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Xiaomi To Open Car Plant In Beijing With Annual Output Of 300,000 Vehicles: Report
The plant will be constructed in two phases and Xiaomi will also built its auto unit's headquarters, sales and research offices in the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone
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Daimler To Revamp China Plant To Make Actros Trucks As Sales Surge
The partners plan to revamp plants at their joint venture Beijing Foton Daimler Automotive (BFDA) in China's capital Beijing and add a production line, giving the plant a capacity of 50,000 Actros trucks a year.
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China's GAC, BMW Expect China Sales To Grow This Year
GAC and BMW expect sales to grow in the world's biggest auto market - China, as consumption revives from COVID-19 lockdowns.
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China Says No Significant Cut In New Energy Vehicle Subsidies In 2020
Beijing has been slowly rolling back a generous 5-year subsidy programme for NEVs, which began in 2016, saying it plans to phase out subsidies after 2020
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Daimler To Start Making Electric Cars In China In 2019
Daimler (DAIGn.DE) will start building electric cars in China next year as a way to meet Beijing's stringent anti-pollution quotas for carmakers, even as demand for conventional models like the Mercedes-Benz Maybach remains strong. China has introduced minimum sales requirements for so-called new energy vehicles (NEV's) and Daimler is on track to m...
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Global Giants See Rising Competition in China's Car Market
The flamboyant show, which alternates between the capital and commercial hub Shanghai, came after auto sales in China grew just 4.7 percent last year, down from 6.9 percent in 2014.
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MG Motor Says EVs Will Make Up Quarter of Sales in 2023, Evaluating Launch of MG4 Hatchback eHS Hybrid SUV
MG Motor on Wednesday said that electric vehicles (EV) would account for at least a quarter of its sales in the country in 2023. The company also announced, at the ongoing Auto Expo 2023, that it is evaluating the launch of the MG4 electric hatchback and eHS plug-in hybrid SUV in India.
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Xiaomi To Open Car Plant In Beijing With Annual Output Of 300,000 Vehicles: Report
The plant will be constructed in two phases and Xiaomi will also built its auto unit's headquarters, sales and research offices in the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone
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Xiaomi To Open Car Plant In Beijing With Annual Output Of 300,000 Vehicles: Report
The plant will be constructed in two phases and Xiaomi will also built its auto unit's headquarters, sales and research offices in the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone
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Daimler To Revamp China Plant To Make Actros Trucks As Sales Surge
The partners plan to revamp plants at their joint venture Beijing Foton Daimler Automotive (BFDA) in China's capital Beijing and add a production line, giving the plant a capacity of 50,000 Actros trucks a year.
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China's GAC, BMW Expect China Sales To Grow This Year
GAC and BMW expect sales to grow in the world's biggest auto market - China, as consumption revives from COVID-19 lockdowns.
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China Says No Significant Cut In New Energy Vehicle Subsidies In 2020
Beijing has been slowly rolling back a generous 5-year subsidy programme for NEVs, which began in 2016, saying it plans to phase out subsidies after 2020
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Daimler To Start Making Electric Cars In China In 2019
Daimler (DAIGn.DE) will start building electric cars in China next year as a way to meet Beijing's stringent anti-pollution quotas for carmakers, even as demand for conventional models like the Mercedes-Benz Maybach remains strong. China has introduced minimum sales requirements for so-called new energy vehicles (NEV's) and Daimler is on track to m...
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Global Giants See Rising Competition in China's Car Market
The flamboyant show, which alternates between the capital and commercial hub Shanghai, came after auto sales in China grew just 4.7 percent last year, down from 6.9 percent in 2014.
