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China says no significant cut in new energy vehicle subsidies in 2020

China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology Miao Wei speaks at the annual session
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will not make significant cuts to subsidies for new energy vehicles (NEV) this year, signalling that its policy will remain relatively stable, state media quoted the country's industry ministry as saying on Saturday.Earlier, Miao Wei, China's minister for industry and information technology (MIIT), told a forum that the country would not cut subsidies for new..
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