PHEV Sales In China Are Skyrocketing, Led By BYD. Here’s Why.

CleanTechnica
By Letters to the EditorOct 30, 2024, 10:02 pm213 pts
As recently reported, PHEV sales in China are growing at an astounding rate, driving new energy vehicle (NEV) market share above 53% in the largest car market. New PHEVs are being introduced, as well as new batteries designed specifically for these applications. At the same time, changes to China’s purchase…

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PHEV Sales In China Are Skyrocketing, Led By BYD. Here’s Why.

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