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S&P GLOBAL MARKET INTELLIGENCE
China Evergrande seeks to list electric vehicle arm on Shanghai's STAR board
"With the higher valuation also comes a bit more headache," said Tu Le, managing director from Sino Auto Insights. "There's a lot more scrutiny in the U.S., [which] is the downside. There's the threat of being delisted after three years if you don't agree to the same audit rules as American companies," Le said.
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Tesla's surge sparks IPO rush among Chinese EV startups
"Tesla has done a brilliant job of marketing [itself] as a great brand, a cool car that [just] happens to be electric," said Tu Le, founder and managing director of Sino Auto Insights.
NIKKEI ASIAN REVIEW
China gives CATL, BYD and a fuel-cell startup a second wind
Tu Le, managing director of Sino Auto Insights, warns that the industry's aggressive push to increase capacity could result in an overcapacity problem in the years ahead.
THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Chinese electric car maker Byton suspends operations
“The consolidation of the EV sector in China is happening right now,” said Tu Le, founder of Sino Auto Insights, a consultancy. “What would’ve taken 12 to 18 months without Covid took four to six.”
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Electric vehicle subsidy extensions offer little relief to Chinese automakers
"I think right now the Chinese government is more concerned about the overall economy, and I'm guessing that their thinking is that as the ICE sector begins to grow again, it will pull the NEV sector out," said Tu Le, managing director at Sino Auto Insights.
THE WIRE CHINA
China’s New Energy Car Quest
It’s a sign, analysts say, that whether the EV industry is bloated or not, China is determined to drive the future of the electric vehicle. Le, founder of Sino Auto, called it “the NIO rule.”
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Thought Leadership co-written by Chris Baker of Totem Media.