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CHINA PRESS: China To Boost EV Use In Government Procurement

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China's Ministry of Finance said the proportion of electric vehicles in the total annual official vehicle procurement should not be less than 30% in principle, China Securities Journal reported citing a statement on MOF website. The procurement ratio for EVs should be 100% for official vehicles with relatively fixed routes and single usage scenarios, and mainly operating in urban areas such as vehicles for confidential communication, the statement said. 

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China's Ministry of Finance said the proportion of electric vehicles in the total annual official vehicle procurement should not be less than 30% in principle, China Securities Journal reported citing a statement on MOF website. The procurement ratio for EVs should be 100% for official vehicles with relatively fixed routes and single usage scenarios, and mainly operating in urban areas such as vehicles for confidential communication, the statement said.