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Chinese EV maker Nio to expand into five new European countries
SHANGHAI — Nio, a Chinese electric vehicle startup, is planning to charge into five new European countries next year, part of a brand development strategy aimed at eco-conscious drivers. Nio recently opened a showroom in Norway dubbed Nio House as the first step in its expansion drive in the region. Go to Source
Nissan to make 50% of global car sales electric and hybrid by 2030
TOKYO — Nissan Motor aims to have electric and hybrid models account for half of its global automobile sales by 2030, Nikkei has learned, with the Japanese automaker set to boost investment in the technology by more than 30% over the next decade. Go to Source
Japan to double EV subsidies to match U.S. and Europe
TOKYO — Japan will double its purchase incentives for electrified vehicles to as much as $7,000, on par with similar measures in the U.S. and Europe, and subsidize charging infrastructure as Tokyo looks to catch up with other major advanced economies. Go to Source
China’s GAC breaks 1,000 km range barrier with new EV
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Japan to jolt EV battery plant construction with $880m subsidies
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Honda sets net-zero CO2 target by 2050 for whole supply chain
TOKYO — Honda Motor has asked its main auto parts suppliers to reduce carbon dioxide emissions annually by 4% versus 2019 levels, Nikkei learned on Tuesday. The Japanese automaker aims to accelerate decarbonization efforts in its value chain and seeks to have its parts suppliers achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Go to Source
South Korea’s first auto plant in 23 years opens as ‘half-wage factory’
SEOUL — For the first time in 23 years, a new auto plant has begun operating in South Korea. The facility will be operated by Gwangju Global Motors (GGM), a newly established company led by the city government of Gwangju in the southwest. It was created with capital from Hyundai Motor and others, and will specialize… Continue reading South Korea’s first auto plant in 23 years opens as ‘half-wage factory’
Toyota revises down December production to about 800,000 vehicles
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Isuzu Motors to mass produce electric trucks next year
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