The policy was first released in Shanghai last May and was valid until the end of 2022.
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Beijing to hand out 100,000 extra license plates in 2023, 70% to EVs
From January to October 2022, a total of 493,600 new vehicles were sold in Beijing, 34.24 percent of which were NEVs.
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China downgrades Covid control in decisive break with zero-Covid policy
This is another major adjustment to the Covid control policy since China began implementing strict Class A infectious disease prevention and control measures on January 20, 2020.
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Shanghai will no longer offer free license plates to PHEVs in 2023, what does this mean for NIO?
These factors suggest spectacular explosive growth for 2023 NIO Shanghai sales.
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ICE vs BEV vs PHEV — Shanghai points way forward for China
Where Shanghai goes, the rest of China follows.
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Rumors emerge that China’s NEV subsidies may extend into 2023
Rumors have recently surfaced that China's subsidies for NEVs may be renewed, but the amount will be only 50 percent of what it was in 2022.
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Chinese regulators vow to crack down on price gouging as lithium prices rise to staggering levels
China will strictly investigate and punish hoarding, price gouging and unfair competition in the upstream and downstream lithium battery industry to maintain market order, a government document said today.
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The Arlington Story – How Transportation Demand Management Provides More Choices and Encourages Behavior Change
Amid the blizzard of legislation in the early days of the Biden administration, it’s easy to overlook a small but important bill, H.R. 2514, the Mobility Options, Resiliency, and Efficiency (MORE) through TDM Act.
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Walking Back Jaywalking May Be a Step Forward for Pedestrians
A bit over 100 years ago, the streets were for everyone: for walking, streetcars, and horse-drawn carriages, even for children playing. Jaywalking was not a crime, or even a concept that the average person on the street would comprehend.
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