National EV brands in top spot


Major player: A BYD J6 autonomous electric bus during a demonstration at Hong Kong International Airport. BYD is now the world’s largest producer of NEVs, with its monthly sales breaking records several times this year. — Bloomberg

BEIJING: China is already a leading player in the smart electric vehicle (EV) segment, which experts say may prompt the country to reshape the global auto industry by the end of this decade.

Global sales of EVs from 2021 to 2030 will reach 220 million units, and about half of them will be sold in China, according to a report released by global consultancy McKinsey.

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