China’s 2035 target: No more conventional ICE cars
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Table of contents
- China’s dual credit scheme – a case for carrot and stick
- Planned infrastructure acceleration
- BEV purchase subsidies are phased out
- Large growth potential in the rural BEV markets
- Global automakers to add competition to the biggest auto/BEV market
- Implications on China’s oil demand
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China’s roadmap targets on fuel efficiency for passenger cars (2016-2035)Cumulative charging outlet installations in China (2020 – 2050)China’s BEV subsidy per car from 2016 to 2022China’s BEV sales among the top 20 BEV brands in 2020China’s passenger light vehicles stock composition and liquids demand
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