China's green vehicles industry plan: developing PHV/EV/FCV as a national strategy
Popularization of HV and energy-efficient conventional vehicles/technologies is the immediate target
2012/09/18
- Summary
- Outline of the New industry development plan (2012-2020)
- Developing new-energy vehicles as a national strategy with electrification of vehicles defined as the way for the auto industry development
- An initial target is set at popularization of energy-efficient vehicles including HVs and technologies, and introducing fuel efficiency limits in 2012 affecting imported vehicles as well
- Cumulative production and sales of PHV/ EV set at half a million units by 2015 and over five million units by 2020
- Energy-efficient and new-energy vehicle technologies with a new focus on the development of storage batteries and core components
- (Reference)Production and sales of new-energy vehicles in China by vehicle type
Summary
In July 2012, China's State Council published a medium- to long-term plan called "Energy-efficient and new-energy vehicles industry development plan (2012-2020)", referred to below as "New industry development plan", that guides China's future development of its auto industry through 2020.
Earlier, in March 2012, China's Ministry of Science and Technology had published "The 12th five-year-plan electric vehicle technology development special planning (2011-2015)", referred to below as "Electric vehicle technology development plan"), a technical version of the New industry development plan.
Summarized below are the key points in the New industry development plan including those in the Electric vehicle technology development plan. The original text of the New industry development plan is available here (PDF file in Chinese).
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