China has launched a pilot program with the goal of making new-energy vehicles (NEVs) account for 80% of “public” vehicles in select cities by 2025.
Under the program, provincial authorities will choose several cities that will receive subsidies to participate, according to a document published Friday by eight central government departments.
The selected cities should promote cutting-edge technologies such as automatic power charging and build more new-energy infrastructure to help them replace older fossil fuel vehicles with NEVs, the document said.
