China promotes new energy vehicles


Driving the industry: An employee works on a car assembly line at a factory in Wuhan. To help revitalise the car market, the government has loosened purchase restrictions in several major cities and introduced a number of preferential tax policies. — AFP

BEIJING: China has released details of a development plan for the new-energy vehicle industry as it seeks to shore up the world’s largest car market and revitalise an economy hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

In a statement, the government said the focus of the plan was to unify the domestic market, improve industrial concentration and sharpen market competitiveness.

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