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Wuhan, Recovering From Virus, Weighs Policies To Help Hometown Automaker Dongfeng: Report
China's Wuhan city is considering steps to support its biggest local automaker Dongfeng Motor Corp, according to a draft policy document reviewed by Reuters, as the epicentre of China's novel coronavirus outbreak tries to revive its economy.
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Renault-Nissan To Build Electric Cars With China's Dongfeng
China, the world's biggest auto market, wants all-electric battery cars and plug-in hybrids to account for at least one-fifth of its vehicle sales by 2025.
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Chairman of China's Biggest Airline 'Investigated'
Authorities are investigating the chairman of China Southern Airlines, the country's biggest carrier, for "severe violations of discipline", according to an official statement, using a phrase which typically refers to corruption.
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5 Biggest Chinese Carmakers
Another Chinese automaker is showing vehicles this year at the auto show in Detroit, raising the perennial question about when these companies might start selling in the international markets.
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Wuhan, Recovering From Virus, Weighs Policies To Help Hometown Automaker Dongfeng: Report
China's Wuhan city is considering steps to support its biggest local automaker Dongfeng Motor Corp, according to a draft policy document reviewed by Reuters, as the epicentre of China's novel coronavirus outbreak tries to revive its economy.
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Renault-Nissan To Build Electric Cars With China's Dongfeng
China, the world's biggest auto market, wants all-electric battery cars and plug-in hybrids to account for at least one-fifth of its vehicle sales by 2025.
-
Chairman of China's Biggest Airline 'Investigated'
Authorities are investigating the chairman of China Southern Airlines, the country's biggest carrier, for "severe violations of discipline", according to an official statement, using a phrase which typically refers to corruption.
-
5 Biggest Chinese Carmakers
Another Chinese automaker is showing vehicles this year at the auto show in Detroit, raising the perennial question about when these companies might start selling in the international markets.
