China Takes Aim at Reputation for Cheap Exports With EV Permits

By Bloomberg

6 months ago

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China’s requirement that automakers get permits to export electric vehicles ramps up a push to tighten control of the sprawling industry and help the country fend off accusations that it’s flooding the global market with cheap cars, according to analysts.

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Published:September 29, 2025 at 09:51 AM

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