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China's EV exports jump 145% as the Middle East war lifts overseas demand

Source: SCMP; Tue, Nov 10, 2026

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The South China Morning Post reports that geopolitical conflict has pushed up overseas demand, sharply accelerating electric-vehicle export growth.

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