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<ul><li>China’s passenger-vehicle (PV) retail sales volume fell 1% YoY in first four months of 2023, 2% higher than our forecast made in Dec 2022.</li><li>Wholesale volume also rose 7% YoY YTD, 3% higher than our prior forecast, largely due to doubled PV exports in the first four months of 2023.</li><li>Automakers in China started to cut inventories in Apr 2023, as we had expected.</li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

China’s passenger-vehicle (PV) retail sales volume fell 1% YoY in first four months of 2023, 2% higher than our forecast made in Dec 2022.Wholesale volume also rose 7% YoY YTD, 3% higher than our prior forecast, largely due to doubled PV exports in the first four months of 2023.Automakers in China started to cut inventories in Apr 2023, as we had expected.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

China Auto Sector – Mixed picture ahead as inventory risk lingers

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<ul><li>Black Sesame Technologies Inc., a Chinese system-on-a-chip designer focused on autonomous driving systems, is seeking to raise up to HK$1.12 billion ($143 million) from its initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong.</li><li>The listing will be the second IPO under the new Chapter 18C listing rules introduced in March 2023, which allow companies engaged in specialty technologies to list in Hong Kong even if they are not yet profitable or unable to meet the Main Board’s earnings requirements.</li><li><a href="https://www.caixinglobal.com/2024-06-05/ai-drug-researcher-quantumpharm-seeks-145-million-in-hong-kong-ipo-102203232.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">QuantumPharm Inc.</a>, a Shenzhen-based AI drug researcher backed by Tencent Holdings Ltd., debuted on June 13 as the first, raising HK$1.13 billion.</li></ul>

Black Sesame Technologies Inc., a Chinese system-on-a-chip designer focused on autonomous driving systems, is seeking to raise up to HK$1.12 billion ($143 million) from its initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong.The listing will be the second IPO under the new Chapter 18C listing rules introduced in March 2023, which allow companies engaged in specialty technologies to list in Hong Kong even if they are not yet profitable or unable to meet the Main Board’s earnings requirements.QuantumPharm Inc., a Shenzhen-based AI drug researcher backed by Tencent Holdings Ltd., debuted on June 13 as the first, raising HK$1.13 billion.

Chinese Auto Chip Maker Black Sesame to Raise $143 Million in Hong Kong IPO

<ul><li>Chinese suppliers of both auto hardware and software are following their carmaking clients overseas, particularly focusing on Europe and North America, a new report showed.</li><li>The suppliers have several motivations, such as being more responsive to their Chinese clients with assembly plants abroad, reducing shipping costs, avoiding tariffs and localizing their operations, according to industry data compiled by Cyzone research center and a subsidiary of China Automotive Technology and Research Center Co. Ltd.</li><li>The report looked at 70 “outstanding” Chinese auto parts and software suppliers that were expanding overseas as of June.</li></ul>

Chinese suppliers of both auto hardware and software are following their carmaking clients overseas, particularly focusing on Europe and North America, a new report showed.The suppliers have several motivations, such as being more responsive to their Chinese clients with assembly plants abroad, reducing shipping costs, avoiding tariffs and localizing their operations, according to industry data compiled by Cyzone research center and a subsidiary of China Automotive Technology and Research Center Co. Ltd.The report looked at 70 “outstanding” Chinese auto parts and software suppliers that were expanding overseas as of June.

Most of China’s Top Auto Suppliers Are Expanding Into Europe, Report Shows 

<ul><li>China has slammed the European Commission for requiring Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) and battery makers to provide additional information for its anti-subsidy probe as beyond what is required, saying that its requirements “undermine fair competition” and “disregard” World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.</li><li>“The types, scope and amount of information that the European Commission has asked from Chinese companies are unprecedented, far exceeding the needs of the anti-subsidy investigation,” said He Yadong, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce (MOC), at a Thursday media briefing.</li><li>The information requested included detailed battery components and formulation, as well as the production costs of EVs, purchase information for all EV parts and raw materials, sales channels and pricing methods, and information on customers in Europe, He said.</li></ul>

China has slammed the European Commission for requiring Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) and battery makers to provide additional information for its anti-subsidy probe as beyond what is required, saying that its requirements “undermine fair competition” and “disregard” World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.“The types, scope and amount of information that the European Commission has asked from Chinese companies are unprecedented, far exceeding the needs of the anti-subsidy investigation,” said He Yadong, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce (MOC), at a Thursday media briefing.The information requested included detailed battery components and formulation, as well as the production costs of EVs, purchase information for all EV parts and raw materials, sales channels and pricing methods, and information on customers in Europe, He said.

China Slams EU’s EV Anti-Subsidy Probe as ‘Disregarding’ WTO Rules 

<ul><li>A number of China’s conventional carmakers have launched or announced new hybrid models in an attempt to capitalize on the growing popularity of the cars as range anxiety persists among customers curious about going electric.</li><li>State-owned automaker Dongfeng Motor Group Co. Ltd. on Saturday unveiled the Aeolus L7 SUV, which it touted as the first model built with its novel hybrid car technology that allows the vehicle to operate as either a plug-in hybrid or an extended-range hybrid.</li><li>Plug-in hybrids use batteries to power an electric motor and fossil fuels to power an internal combustion engine. While on the road, they can use fuel, battery power or a mix of the two to run.</li></ul>

A number of China’s conventional carmakers have launched or announced new hybrid models in an attempt to capitalize on the growing popularity of the cars as range anxiety persists among customers curious about going electric.State-owned automaker Dongfeng Motor Group Co. Ltd. on Saturday unveiled the Aeolus L7 SUV, which it touted as the first model built with its novel hybrid car technology that allows the vehicle to operate as either a plug-in hybrid or an extended-range hybrid.Plug-in hybrids use batteries to power an electric motor and fossil fuels to power an internal combustion engine. While on the road, they can use fuel, battery power or a mix of the two to run.

China’s Conventional Carmakers Try to Cash In on Hybrids’ Growing Popularity 

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China Auto Sector – Mixed picture ahead as inventory risk lingers

China’s passenger-vehicle (PV) retail sales volume fell 1% YoY in first four months of 2023, 2% higher than our forecast made in Dec 2022.

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Chinese Auto Chip Maker Black Sesame to Raise $143 Million in Hong Kong IPO

Black Sesame Technologies Inc., a Chinese system-on-a-chip designer focused on autonomous driving systems, is seeking to raise up to HK$1.12...

Caixin Global

Most of China’s Top Auto Suppliers Are Expanding Into Europe, Report Shows

Chinese suppliers of both auto hardware and software are following their carmaking clients overseas, particularly focusing on Europe and North...

Caixin Global

China Slams EU’s EV Anti-Subsidy Probe as ‘Disregarding’ WTO Rules

China has slammed the European Commission for requiring Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) and battery makers to provide additional information for its...

Caixin Global

China’s Conventional Carmakers Try to Cash In on Hybrids’ Growing Popularity

A number of China’s conventional carmakers have launched or announced new hybrid models in an attempt to capitalize on the growing popularity of...

Caixin Global

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