China targets mass deployment of self-driving vehicles by 2030
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China would further accelerate the electric transition of the automotive industry, aiming for 70 percent of new passenger cars to be electric or hybrid by 2030. Beijing also aimed to widely introduce self-driving technology, increase the global weight of Chinese automakers, and consolidate the industry. Moreover, the 70 percent target could easily be met ahead of schedule, with a 65 percent share of new-energy cars in the Chinese market in Augus…
China targets mass deployment of self-driving vehicles by 2030
China's industry ministry unveiled on Thursday a roadmap to strengthen its smart electric vehicle industry, targeting large-scale deployment of autonomous-driving vehicles by 2030 and greater global influence for its auto sector.
China set 2030 as the date for massing autonomous vehicles and, at the same time, raised its goals for electric cars, industrial consolidation and influence on international standards.
The Chinese Ministry of Industry released an action plan to strengthen its sector of intelligent electric vehicles, with the aim of implementing large scale units with autonomous direction by 2030 and expanding the global influence of its automotive sector. The plan foresees that vehicles with autonomous steering capacity will be implemented on a large scale, informed the ministry, adding that automated direction will be adopted on highways, urb…
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