Comments on: Why Chinese Policy Favors EVs Over Hybrids

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By: Mira

Mira — Sun, 18 Nov 2012 15:47:31 +0000

We should not forget that China is a country with a billion people. Therefore, it is lobbying production of electric vehicles, possibly due to concern for the environment.
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By: guyverfanboy

guyverfanboy — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 05:18:15 +0000

China’s EV’s are dirtier than hybrids because of the China’s reliance on coal to power their electrical power grid.

http://green.autoblog.com/2011/08/02/electric-vehicles-are-way-too-dirty-in-china/

By: Roy Lou

Roy Lou — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 03:23:12 +0000

It is true that Chinese central GOV, and some local district GOVs they favor EVs more than Hybrids.

Reason 1: Technology, recent China auto industry technology is definitely not in line with American's, European's and Japan's.
Reason 2: Time, how many years should China spend to catch up with the advanced countries' tech? No one knows and no one can be sure about it.
Reason 3: Fund, they'd prefer spend the money to develop EVs rather than to catch up the existing high tech in Western countries,
and actually most of the GDP was used in building house in China recently.

By: John111

John111 — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 02:08:17 +0000

Don’t believe it, but this was based on a commentary from a Chinese car writer in China, so you go figure. Did you notice this is not the opinion of the writer, but he cites the source at the bottom of the article. Do you know better than the Chinese writer who wrote the first commentary? Maybe you have greater faith in his country than he does since no doubt you know China so much better than the writer in Beijing… ?

By: 9691

9691 — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 21:51:07 +0000

Chinese industry will likely never catch up to the technology offered by European, American or Japanese cars. ????
Oh come on. Who would believe that? Rome wasn’t build in a day. It’s only a matter of time, not a matter of saving face or going that far as to say that it is like fighting a losing battle. Extremes.

By: Max Reid

Max Reid — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 17:46:45 +0000

Most Chinese families have only 1 kid or maximum 2. So a 4-seater vehicle should be good enough. Develop a small 4-seater EV, make its body in plastic that will reduce the weight to compensate the weight increase from heavier battery. Let it have some 150 - 250 km range. When they go on long trips, they can either mount a generator for charging or rent a gasolene vehicle.

So they get the Best of Both Worlds. Remember their population is 1.3 billion and if they go with Oil, they will become bankrupt pretty much like USA.