China signs an electric car deal worth $12 billion

China signs an electric car deal worth $12 billion

Beijing: A vehicle leasing enterprise in China on Monday signed a deal of $12 billion with a Chinese-Swedish vehicle company.

New Modern Energy Holding (NMEH) founded by Chinese and Swedish companies. Its Swedish investing party, National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS), will produce 150,000 electric vehicles to China's vehicle leasing company Panda New Energy based on Saab 9-3 sedan-platform by the end of 2020, Xinhua reported.

In addition, the deal also includes 100,000 electric vehicle products and services from companies associated to NEVS and its owner, according to the agreement.

Owned by Chinese investors, NEVS took over Swedish car manufacturer Saab's assets and technologies after its bankruptcy in 2012.

NMEH, located at Binhai New Area of China's Tianjin municipality, aims to produce blade and extended range electric vehicles with the support of NEVS, said Peng Jinchun, general manager of NMEH. (IANS), (image: ibtimes.com)

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