China’s July 2023 EV Exports: Top 10 Auto Manufacturers
In July 2023, China’s electric vehicle (EV) exports showed a robust increase, dominated by some of the industry’s major players.
In July 2023, China’s electric vehicle (EV) exports showed a robust increase, dominated by some of the industry’s major players.
The policy emphasizes a refined equipment recovery system and outlines concrete goals and actions.
This analysis report examines the performance of China’s domestic automotive groups in the first half of 2023 with a specific focus on their export sales.
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August 1, 2023, in a significant move for the green transportation industry, the world’s largest hydrogen-powered truck export deal was inked in the headquarters of Wisdom (Fujian) Motor Co., Ltd in Fujian, China. An agreement was signed to export 147 sanitation trucks to Australia.
China witnessed record-breaking production numbers in the polysilicon, silicon wafer, cell, and module segments — all of which registered year-on-year growth exceeding 65%. Notably, the export value of photovoltaic products reached a staggering $28.92 billion, marking an 11.6% rise compared to the same period last year.
Despite occasional high-profile incidents, data suggests that electric vehicles (EVs) are not more prone to catching fire than their gasoline counterparts. In fact, in China, which is the world’s largest EV market, the incidence of new energy vehicles catching fire was found to be significantly lower.
This article provides essential advice for buyers to help them avoid potential pitfalls and protect themselves from fraudulent schemes.
Global Hydrogen Refueling Stations Exceed 1,000 with China Leading the Pack, According to EVTank. As of the first half of 2023, the world has seen a cumulative construction of 1,089 hydrogen refueling stations. N
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This report examines the practice of “parallel export” in China’s car industry, wherein new cars, especially new energy vehicles, are exported as used cars to bypass manufacturers. While this strategy has driven short-term gains in used car exports, it poses challenges and risks. The report recommends a sustainable and innovative approach for the future development of the industry.
Hefei, a city in China, has rapidly emerged as a significant player in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, attracting major global automakers and creating a thriving EV ecosystem.
This article looks at the top steel companies in China’s building materials sector, highlighting their reputations, product offerings and contribution to the industry.
The process includes customs registration, supervision application, export declaration, inspection, release, etc.
the top ten Chinese car exporters were SAIC Motor, Chery Automobile, Changan Automobile, Great Wall Motors, Geely Auto, Dongfeng Motor, BYD Auto, and BAIC Group.
In the first quarter of 2022, there were 640 EVsfires, marking a 32% increase from the same period in the previous year in China.
When an EV battery burns, it is typically due to a phenomenon called “thermal runaway.” In simplified terms, it’s a chain reaction that begins when a cell in the battery gets overheated for some reason, often because of external physical damage, overheating, or overcharging.
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As the demand for charging stations continues to rise, the market structure is gradually taking shape. Among the various components, the charging module stands out as the most crucial and technically challenging element, accounting for as much as 41% of the overall value.
China’s second-hand photovoltaic (PV) panel market is witnessing rapid growth as millions of tons of retired panels approach the end of their lifespan by 2030. However, the industry faces challenges with unstandardized pricing, improper recycling practices, and incomplete utilization.