Market & Industry
Experts: Vehicle Supply to be Reduced with New Regulations of Car-hailing Taking into Effect
Experts: Vehicle Supply to be Reduced with New Regulations of Car-hailing Taking into Effect

Recently, Beijing and Shanghai carried out their new regulations of car-hailing service. The New regulations insist on “Local car-hailing with local cars” and have significant changes in entry conditions of vehicles according to customer opinion coll

Dec. 26 , 2016
Beijing Online car-hailing services demand “Beijing Citizen and Beijing License Plates” with a 5-month transition period
Beijing Online car-hailing services demand “Beijing Citizen and Beijing License Plates” with a 5-month transition period

Yesterday, Beijing City released Plan of deepening reform and promoting the healthy developments of taxi industry by the General Office of the People’s Government of Beijing Municipality.

Dec. 23 , 2016
ZTE Invest 14.6 Billion Yuan Join the Auto Market
ZTE Invest 14.6 Billion Yuan Join the Auto Market

ZTE will center on research and development, design, and manufacturing. It will create a new industry sector by focusing on car networking applications, big data, automatic driving, and development, construction and operation of computing centers .

Dec. 23 , 2016
Suggestion of levying on automobile exhausts is under discussion
Suggestion of levying on automobile exhausts is under discussion

It’s reported that panel discussion was made during the 25th meeting of 12th session of Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress on the afternoon of December 20th.

Dec. 22 , 2016
United rules for driverless car eyed
United rules for driverless car eyed

CHINA will revisit in 2018 the standards for vehicle-to-vehicle communication that are vital for driverless cars and lay out a common national standard after that, the chief of the Society of Automotive Engineers of China (SAE-China) said yesterday.

Dec. 22 , 2016
VW seals US$1b agreement to settle claims in diesel case
VW seals US$1b agreement to settle claims in diesel case

VOLKSWAGEN AG has agreed to a US$1 billion settlement to fix or buy back another 80,000 polluting diesel vehicles sold in the United States as the German automaker took new steps to put its emissions cheating scandal behind it.

Dec. 22 , 2016