Beijing to reveal plan for electric vehicle boost

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Electric car owners will qualify for a £13,000 subsidy and avoid the licence plate lottery under new plans

Beijing is set to introduce a series of new policies designed to accelerate uptake of electric cars and improve the city's appalling air quality. According to state media reports, officials are working...

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