Around the globe, automakers and governments are making big plans for electric vehicles, lining up billions of dollars for the investments needed to replace the world’s carbon-burning cars and trucks. But there’s one place that stands out for the number of EVs actually hitting the road: China, where the government has put its might behind establishing the country as a leader in this revolution. The result might not only be cleaner air, but a reshaped global auto industry.
What’s happening in China?
Sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs), a broader category that includes plug-in hybrids, rose by about
What’s happening in China?
Sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs), a broader category that includes plug-in hybrids, rose by about