Beijing is tightening trade rules to preserve its lead in EVs and ensure the continued healthy growth of the sector. By Stewart Burnett
China will introduce a new export license system for battery-electric passenger vehicles (BEVs) starting on 1 January 2026, tightening state control over the country’s fast-growing EV trade. The Ministry of Commerce alongside three other agencies, announced the plan on 26 September, saying the measure is intended to promote the “healthy development” of the sector.
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