1. Nine departments, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), aim to make China a world-leading automotive power by 2030.
2. Nine departments, including the MIIT, will coordinate the mining and recycling of key mineral resources such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel.
3. Nine departments, including the MIIT, aim to achieve an average energy consumption of approximately 11.5 kWh per 100 kilometers for pure electric passenger vehicles by 2030.
4. The MIIT will continue to conduct pilot programs for production access and road use of intelligent connected vehicles, and steadily promote the expansion of scenarios such as highway navigation.
5. New domestic power battery and energy storage battery projects are facing a slowdown, pending year-end assessment.
6. China Passenger Car Association (CPCA): From September 1st to 6th, wholesale sales of new energy passenger vehicles by manufacturers nationwide reached 156,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 2%.
7. China Automobile Dealers Association: The inventory coefficient for automobile dealers in August was 1.58, a month-on-month increase of 6.8%.
8. Nissan is restructuring its production layout in Japan, maintaining a domestic production capacity of 1 million vehicles.
9. WeRide obtains Spain's first Level 4 autonomous passenger vehicle operating license.
10. Neolix's Level 4 autonomous vehicle begins its first test in Japan.
11. Volvo Cars reaches an agreement with Geely Automobile Group to become the exclusive European dealer for Lynk & Co.
