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The books, reporters, and WeChat accounts to read if you want to understand China’s electric-vehicle industry

Workers assemble battery-powered automobiles with the help of automated and semi-automated processes at a BYD factory in Shenzhen in southern China.
Theodore Kaye for Quartz
Workers assemble battery-powered automobiles with the help of automated and semi-automated processes at a BYD factory in Shenzhen in southern China.
From our Field Guide
Electric Cars
Beyond the Tesla bubble: The future of electric cars is being scripted in China
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  • Echo Huang
By Akshat Rathi & Echo Huang
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One of the biggest challenges of reporting our field guide to China’s electric-vehicle industry was the limited amount of quality, English-language coverage to date. That said, if you are interested in staying up to date on a deep level, below are some of the resources we drew from. We included some of our key Chinese resources, as well.

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