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Metals Market Update, April 15, 2026: Gold prices slightly lower, Lithium prices surge 2.79%.
The metals market on April 15th saw a shift in capital flows from safe-haven assets to growth stocks. While gold declined slightly, lithium surged 2.79% driven by expectations from the electric vehicle industry.
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Sodium-ion batteries fully charge in 11 minutes: A new breakthrough that could change the future of electric vehicles.
The global electric vehicle industry is at a turning point as sodium-ion batteries, an alternative to lithium batteries, continue to see breakthroughs, the latest being technology that can fully charge them in just 11 minutes...
Electric vehicle repair costs in China are soaring: The burden far exceeds that of traditional gasoline-powered cars.
A report from the Zhongbaoyan Research Institute shows that the repair burden index for electric vehicles currently stands at 27.66, significantly higher than the 20.86 for internal combustion engine vehicles.
China surpasses 20 million electric vehicle charging stations: Rapid growth rate.
China officially aims to reach 20.092 million electric vehicle charging stations by the end of 2025, representing nearly 50% growth and boasting the world's largest energy infrastructure network.
China mandates non-flammable electric vehicle batteries starting in 2026.
The strictest battery safety standards in history require electric vehicles to be fire-free and explosion-proof, providing absolute protection for passengers, and will officially come into effect in July 2026.
Chinese automotive industry: Record low profits, 70% of models sold at a loss.
Profit margins in China's automotive industry reached 4.4% in the first 11 months of 2025, facing pressure from rising costs and a fierce price war between electric and gasoline vehicles.
A world-leading new energy corporation inaugurates a high-performance battery manufacturing plant in Nghe An province.
On the morning of December 13th, Thien Nang Vietnam Factory, one of the largest industrial projects in Hoang Mai II Industrial Park, Hoang Mai Ward, Nghe An Province, held its inauguration ceremony and commenced operations...
China reduces tax incentives for new energy vehicles by 50% in 2026.
November 10, 2025 14:32
The policy of full tax exemption for NEV purchases ends on December 31, 2025; from January 1, 2026, the discount will be reduced to 50% with a ceiling of 15,000 RMB. Orders at dealerships increased by nearly 60%.
A series of electric and hybrid vehicle fires have occurred in China over the past two weeks.
October 27, 2025 21:22
Over the past two weeks, China has recorded numerous fires involving new energy vehicles, including Porsche, Li Auto, Volkswagen, Xiaomi, and NIO. Q1/2022 data: 2.88/10,000 compared to 2/10,000 gasoline vehicles; intensity...
MG is set to launch more than 10 new electric motorcycle models in the next two years.
September 22, 2025 16:56
MG, a brand owned by SAIC, plans to invest $1.4 billion to develop 13 new energy vehicle models, focusing on global technology and performance.
In a government reshuffle, Zelensky said Ukraine needs new energy sources.
September 5, 2024 16:56
Referring to the wave of ministerial resignations, Ukrainian President Zelensky said: "We need new energy today, and these moves are only aimed at strengthening..."
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