A Chinese official pledged on Thursday to stabilize and expand auto sales this year as part of broader efforts to stimulate consumption.
Xu Xingfeng, an official with the Ministry of Commerce, told a press conference that the country will roll out policies to stabilize new car sales, support the purchase of new-energy vehicles (NEVs), and expand the circulation of used cars.
Measures will be taken to improve the NEV user experience from charging to license plate registration, while the construction of a nationwide second-hand car information inquiry platform will be accelerated, Xu said.—Xinhua
