China to give fossil fuel vehicles more time while promoting EVs

Traffic on a highway in China — (BLOOMBERG/Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg

September 16, 2020 11:37 AM

China is poised to give fossil-fuel vehicles more time to co-exist with electric vehicles, moving away from considerations to have a deadline for a ban on conventional automobiles.

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