Sales of so-called new energy trucks in China jumped by 175% over the first half of the year from a year ago, driven higher by generous subsidies and fast expansion of the charging network, Reuters has reported, citing figures from a Chinese consultancy. Per the Sublime China Information figures, 76,100 new energy trucks were sold in the country between January and June, with electric trucks accounting for 90% of the annual sales increase. The rest came from LNG-powered trucks, which are also gaining popularity in China. If the trend continues,…
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