What's in store for China's new energy vehicles?

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China plays a crucial role in the global electric vehicles industry. It consumes more than half of the world's battery raw materials. In this podcast, editor Joyce Zhang and analyst Lucy Tang take a look at the rapid growth of new energy vehicles in China as well as the demand and supply of metals...

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