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<ul><li>Chongqing Changan Automobile Co. Ltd. plans to speed up the electrification of two of its joint ventures with foreign carmakers, as China’s homegrown electric-vehicle brands increasingly gain market share from fossil fuel-powered car companies.</li><li>The change in the industry was laid bare at last month’s Shanghai Auto Show, where the booths of Chinese brands were flooded with visitors.</li><li>A decade ago, cars built by China’s numerous international JVs would typically be center stage at such exhibitions.</li></ul>

Chongqing Changan Automobile Co. Ltd. plans to speed up the electrification of two of its joint ventures with foreign carmakers, as China’s homegrown electric-vehicle brands increasingly gain market share from fossil fuel-powered car companies.The change in the industry was laid bare at last month’s Shanghai Auto Show, where the booths of Chinese brands were flooded with visitors.A decade ago, cars built by China’s numerous international JVs would typically be center stage at such exhibitions.

Changan JVs Plan to Accelerate EV Transition as Conventional Cars Lose Position

<ul><li>China granted a six-month grace period for carmakers and dealers to sell off as many as 2 million new vehicles that will be out of compliance with new emission standards taking effect July 1.</li><li>The move is intended to ease pressure on the auto market amid slowing sales and a brutal price war.</li><li>The government said it will allow sales of vehicles produced under the old pollution standards to continue until Dec. 31, though automakers will have to apply more stringent requirements to newly built autos starting July 1.</li></ul>

China granted a six-month grace period for carmakers and dealers to sell off as many as 2 million new vehicles that will be out of compliance with new emission standards taking effect July 1.The move is intended to ease pressure on the auto market amid slowing sales and a brutal price war.The government said it will allow sales of vehicles produced under the old pollution standards to continue until Dec. 31, though automakers will have to apply more stringent requirements to newly built autos starting July 1.

China Cuts Automakers a Break on New Emission Rules

<ul><li>Several major automakers in China are racing to slash prices on both new-energy (NEV) or conventionally powered vehicles, hoping to survive an escalating price war as consumer demand weakens amid policy changes.</li><li>The price war intensified at the start of March, when state-owned Dongfeng Motor Group Co. Ltd. launched a promotion in its home province of Hubei by offering steep discounts on some of its models</li><li>The promotion, which came two months after U.S. electric-vehicle (EV) giant Tesla Inc.’s eye-catching price cuts, set off a chain reaction across the industry</li></ul>

Several major automakers in China are racing to slash prices on both new-energy (NEV) or conventionally powered vehicles, hoping to survive an escalating price war as consumer demand weakens amid policy changes.The price war intensified at the start of March, when state-owned Dongfeng Motor Group Co. Ltd. launched a promotion in its home province of Hubei by offering steep discounts on some of its modelsThe promotion, which came two months after U.S. electric-vehicle (EV) giant Tesla Inc.’s eye-catching price cuts, set off a chain reaction across the industry

Automakers in China Are Racing to Slash Prices

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<ul><li>China’s passenger-vehicle (PV) retail sales volume fell 3% YoY in 2022 with weaker-than-expected sales in Nov and Dec.</li><li>Wholesale volume rose 10% YoY in 2022, aided by exports and inventory restocking.</li><li>Automakers cut about 0.49mn units of inventories in their dealers’ showrooms in Dec 2022, lower than our expectation, as new-energy vehicle (NEV) makers only cut their inventories by 17,000 units in Dec. </li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

China’s passenger-vehicle (PV) retail sales volume fell 3% YoY in 2022 with weaker-than-expected sales in Nov and Dec.Wholesale volume rose 10% YoY in 2022, aided by exports and inventory restocking.Automakers cut about 0.49mn units of inventories in their dealers’ showrooms in Dec 2022, lower than our expectation, as new-energy vehicle (NEV) makers only cut their inventories by 17,000 units in Dec. Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

China Auto Sector – Weak ending of 2022 provides a glimpse of hope

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Chongqing Changan Automobile Company Limited develops, manufactures, and markets mini cars, mini sedans, full size sedans, and engines.

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Changan JVs Plan to Accelerate EV Transition as Conventional Cars Lose Position

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China granted a six-month grace period for carmakers and dealers to sell off as many as 2 million new vehicles that will be out of compliance with...

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Automakers in China Are Racing to Slash Prices

Several major automakers in China are racing to slash prices on both new-energy (NEV) or conventionally powered vehicles, hoping to survive an...

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China Auto Sector – Weak ending of 2022 provides a glimpse of hope

China’s passenger-vehicle (PV) retail sales volume fell 3% YoY in 2022 with weaker-than-expected sales in Nov and Dec. Wholesale volume rose 10%...

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