GUANGZHOU -- China's market for electric vehicles, the world's largest, screeched to a halt in 2019 after several years of torrid expansion, as the government sharply reduced subsidies on EVs.
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A China-made Tesla Model 3 appears at a delivery ceremony at the Shanghai Gigafactory of U.S. electric car maker Tesla in Shanghai on Dec. 30. © Reuters
GUANGZHOU -- China's market for electric vehicles, the world's largest, screeched to a halt in 2019 after several years of torrid expansion, as the government sharply reduced subsidies on EVs.