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On April 19, the "2012 China New Energy Vehicle Industry Development Report" was released and the seminar was held in Shanghai. When deputy secretary-general of the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Ye Shengji, made a keynote speech, it is expected that the production and sales of new energy vehicles in China will exceed 15,000 vehicles this year.
As an important measure on the eve of the 2013 Shanghai International Auto Show, EV Times has released the “2012 China New Energy Vehicle Industry Development Reportâ€, the development status of China’s 2012 new energy automobile industry, and the production and sales of domestic electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles. The trend of the market and the macro policies at home and abroad have combed the impact of the new energy auto industry, and summarized and analyzed several innovative models emerging on the road to industrialization. In response to the just-concluded demonstration project of 1,000 energy-saving and new-energy vehicles in ten cities, Deputy Secretary-General Ye Shengji said that by 2013, China’s new energy vehicles had shown encouraging trends.
This year China's new energy vehicle production and sales are expected to break 15,000