China EV Policy Timeline: Subsidies, Tax, Dual Credits and 2026 Rules
China EV policy from 2009 to 2027: direct subsidies, 2026 purchase tax and trade-in rules, dual credits, model eligibility, safety standards and 2027 tax changes.
China EV market analysis covering sales, exports, penetration rates, pricing, margins, competition, policy, and global NEV industry trends.
NEV Industry
China EV policy from 2009 to 2027: direct subsidies, 2026 purchase tax and trade-in rules, dual credits, model eligibility, safety standards and 2027 tax changes.
NEV Industry
Which Chinese EV startups survived, which entered reorganization or liquidation, and why Xiaomi, HIMA and incumbent-backed brands define the next wave.
Market Analysis
Between March and July 2026, leaders from six Chinese provinces met BYD chairman Wang Chuanfu. Verified records show competition spanning vehicle production, R&D, supply chains, flash charging and energy storage.
Market Analysis
China will restore annual vehicle-and-vessel tax on PHEVs and selected commercial EVs from 2027, while battery-electric passenger cars remain unaffected.
Market Analysis
June 2026 China NEV data: CPCA passenger retail reached 1.037 million, CAAM sales 1.643 million, and exports 523,000.
Market Analysis
A broad 2026 guide to U.S. rules for China-made cars purchased in Mexico, including safety, emissions, tariffs, connected vehicles and registration.
China NEV exports explained with a consistent CAAM history, current 2026 tracker, customs and CPCA definitions, destinations, brands, tariffs and overseas factories.
Market Analysis
Ford CEO Jim Farley's comments on BYD's battery cost advantage and Ford's product-development systems show why legacy automakers face a structural EV challenge.
BYD
Why This Matters Globally BYD is living a brand paradox that no other automaker has navigated at this scale: in Australia, Europe, and South America,…
Market Analysis
China's new energy vehicle retail penetration surged to a record 62.9% in May 2026, exceeding 60% for the second consecutive month. BEVs gained share to 67% of NEVs while EREVs fell to just 7%, reshaping global EV adoption benchmarks.