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2. Chinese used vehicle exporting - Wikipedia

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   The Automotive industry in China had contracted when vehicle sales declined with 28 million vehicles in 2018, which represented an annual drop of 2.76%. This was the first decline in the industry seen since 1990 due to falling sales [2] and the effects of the China–United States trade war with US$200 billion raised on Chinese-made products. [3]

3. Guazi.com - Wikipedia

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   Guazi (Chinese: 瓜子二手车; pinyin: Guāzǐ èrshǒu chē) is a Chinese e-commerce company that provides consumer-to-consumer services via its web portal for buying and selling used cars. As of October 2017, it was among the most popular used car platforms in South East China, including Shenzhen and Guangdong.

4. iCar (marque) - Wikipedia

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   iCar Ecological Technology Co., Ltd., trading as iCar (stylized as iCAR), is a subsidiary of Chinese vehicle manufacturer Chery.The iCar brand was established as an electric vehicle brand in April 2023, following several previous usage of the trademark by Chery. iCar started sales of its first vehicle, the iCar 03 SUV in February 2024.

5. Watch: Unboxing a $1,000 mail order electric car from China - AOL

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   China makes and consumes more electric vehicles than any other nation in the world. The good folks over at Jalopnik, an online motoring magazine, have given us a look behind the curtain with one ...

6. Is China now the world’s top car exporter? It’s complicated

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   In 2023, China’s passenger car exports rose 62% from 2022, according to data published by the CPCA last month. More than a quarter of them were electric.

7. Automotive industry in China - Wikipedia

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   A Roewe eRX5 electric car charging. New energy vehicles in China are distinguished by its light green license plate. China encourages the development of clean and fuel-efficient vehicles in an effort to sustain the continued growth of the country's automobile industry (see Fuel economy in automobiles). By the end of 2007, China plans to reduce ...