China-made vessel carries record number of EVs in shipment from Shanghai to Europe
The News
A China-built car carrier ship, the Malta-flagged Glovis Nova, set a domestic record by loading 7,738 new energy vehicles at Shanghai's South Port Terminal for shipment to Europe. This record-breaking export highlights China's expanding role in global EV supply chains.
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7,738 new energy vehicles were loaded at Shanghai South Port Terminal.
The Glovis Nova is a China-built vehicle carrier of a new generation.
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China shipped a record number of electric vehicles from a Shanghai terminal.
South China Morning Post- 7,738 new energy vehicles were loaded at Shanghai South Port Terminal.
- This sets a new domestic record for vehicles shipped from a Chinese port.
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Loaded language removedChina has shipped a record number of electric vehicles (EVs) overseas from a Shanghai terminal, carried by a new generation of China-built car carrier ships – the latest instance of the country's products playing an increased role in global supply chains.
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China shipped a record number of electric vehicles from a Shanghai terminal.
South China Morning PostThe ship used for the record shipment is the Malta-flagged Glovis Nova.
South China Morning PostThe Glovis Nova is a China-built vehicle carrier of a new generation.
South China Morning PostThe ship loaded 7,738 new energy vehicles at Shanghai's South Port Terminal.
South China Morning PostThis shipment set a new domestic record for the number of vehicles shipped from a Chinese port.
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