Chinese premier Li Keqiang praises new energy vehicle sector at industry event
Reuters
Published Aug 27, 2022 04:35AM ET
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese premier Li Keqiang praised the country's domestic new energy vehicle (NEV) industry on Saturday, stating that the sector "will continue to deepen international cooperation" in a letter shared with attendees at the World New Energy Vehicle Congress in Beijing.
Li added that the country's support for NEVs is "in line with international rules," and that China needs extensive international cooperation to address climate change.
China's auto sector has been hit hard by government efforts to combat COVID-19, with many areas including the commercial hub of Shanghai under lockdowns of varying length.
The sector has endured a slight recovery since the Shanghai lockdown lifted, though heat waves across the country this summer have also affected production.
Sales of pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, however, more than doubled from a year ago in the first half, helped in part by government subsidies and tax exemptions.
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