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Chinese PV Industry Brief: Polysilicon prices extend decline

China’s Solar Supply Chain Faces More Pressure as Polysilicon Prices Fall for a Seventh Straight Week

Polysilicon prices in China extended their decline to a seventh straight week.
CECEP raised CNY 2.95 billion for six solar and storage projects totaling 900 MW.
The same market update showed financing moves by Chint and a sharp annual loss at DKEM.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 11, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

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Porsche's Awful 2025 Has Continued Well Into 2026: TDS

Porsche’s Weak Quarter Highlights a More Uneven Auto Market

Porsche deliveries fell 15% globally in the first quarter.
China was the weakest major region in the supplied figures.
Recalls and uneven EV demand elsewhere show a fragmented market, not a single trend.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 10, 2026·via thedrive.com

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Tesla (TSLA) retail sales crash 16% in China in Q1 despite 'rising' wholesale numbers

Tesla’s China Retail Sales Fell in the First Quarter Even as Wholesale Numbers Rose

Tesla’s China retail sales reportedly fell 16% in Q1 2026.
March retail sales were down 24%.
The report says wholesale numbers gave a misleadingly upbeat impression.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 10, 2026·via electrek.co

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China Is Cracking Down on Scams. Just Not the Ones Hitting Americans

China’s Scam Crackdown Appears To Protect Domestic Targets First, Leaving Foreign Victims Exposed

Researchers and U.S. officials say China's anti-scam enforcement has primarily protected domestic victims.
Americans reported more than $17.7 billion in cyber-enabled scam losses last year, according to the FBI figure cited in the report.
Selective enforcement may have pushed syndicates to target foreigners rather than shutting the scam economy down.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 9, 2026·via wired.com

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3 Democratic senators urge Trump to block Chinese cars from U.S.

Senators Push for a Harder U.S. Line on Chinese Automakers

Three Democratic senators urged President Trump to block Chinese automakers from U.S. production and North American imports.
The lawmakers argued Chinese automaker entry would create an insurmountable economic advantage.
They also framed the issue as a national security risk that could not be reversed.

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China miniaturizes electromagnetic cannon tech into handheld coil gun

China’s Reported Handheld Coil Gun Points to a New Phase of Compact Electromagnetic Weapons

Metadata describes a pistol-like Chinese coil gun based on electromagnetic launch systems.
The device is framed as discreet and non-lethal.
The report suggests compact electromagnetic weapons are becoming a more practical research focus.

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China targets retired EV batteries, mandates digital traceability

China’s EV Battery Push Signals a More Formal Recycling Era

China is moving to formalize lithium battery recycling.
The policy direction centers on digital traceability for retired EV batteries.
The shift suggests tighter oversight and scaling of the battery recovery chain.

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China's New Five-Year Plan Signals Broader, More Systematic AI Deployment

China approved a new Five-Year Plan running through 2030
The plan links AI to economic, education, social and industrial priorities
The policy emphasis appears to center on deployment as well as development

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Top Selling Electric Vehicles in the World — February 2026 - CleanTechnica

Global EV Sales Stumbled in February, but Incentives Explain Much of the Drop

Global plugin registrations fell 11% year over year to about 1.1 million units.
The source attributes much of the decline to incentive changes in the U.S. and China.
Outside the U.S. and China, EV sales rose 36% year over year.

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China’s first flexible space robotic arm completes in orbit tests

China Tests Flexible Robotic Arm in Orbit, Highlighting a New Toolset for Satellite Servicing

A Chinese commercial tech-demo satellite reportedly tested a flexible robotic arm in orbit.
The arm is presented as a tool for on-orbit repair work.
The development highlights the growing importance of satellite servicing technologies.

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Chinese startup tests flexible robotic arm in space for on-orbit servicing

Chinese Startup Reports In-Orbit Test of Flexible Robotic Arm for Satellite Servicing

Sustain Space says its Xiyuan-0 satellite completed robotic-arm operations in orbit.
The mission tested autonomous, teleoperated, vision-based, and force-controlled modes.
The company described refueling activity as simulated rather than actual propellant transfer.

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Students Renting Smart Glasses to Cheat on Tests

Smart glasses are becoming a new exam-cheating business

Reports say students in China are using rented smart glasses to scan test questions and display answers.
The devices can be rented for the equivalent of about $6 to $12 per day.
Education authorities are beginning to ban the glasses from major exams as awareness spreads.

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'Of course' Navy leader 'concerned' that Iran conflict diminishes US ability to deter China - Breaking Defense

Navy chief warns Iran conflict is draining readiness needed to deter China

Adm. Daryl Caudle said resource use in the Iran conflict is reducing what can be applied elsewhere.
He warned that munitions stockpiles have taken a hit and readiness is being consumed.
The issue matters because U.S. deterrence planning centers heavily on China.

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This $8,500 EV in China racked up nearly 57,000 orders

Chery's low-cost EV racks up nearly 57,000 orders in China

Chery launched the QQ3 EV in China at about $8,500.
The company reportedly secured close to 57,000 orders after launch.
The model is positioned as a new rival to BYD's Seagull EV.

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A smog-filled cityscape on the edge of a body of water is seen under a clouded over sun

China’s Air Cleanup Reached the Arctic, Revealing a Complicated Climate Tradeoff

New research links China’s aerosol cuts to reduced storm-driven Arctic sea-ice loss.
The same reduction in aerosols may also have accelerated broader global warming.
The findings highlight why clean-air policy and greenhouse-gas cuts must be pursued together.

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What U.S. dealers can learn from China’s rapid expansion and growing pains in Mexico

Chinese Brands’ Fast Expansion in Mexico Offers a Warning for Auto Dealers

Automotive News says roughly 30 Chinese brands now compete in Mexico.
Dealers signed quickly during the pandemic but are becoming more selective.
Customer service and after-sales support are emerging as key pressure points.

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German Companies Are Deeply Entangled With Both the US and China, Study Says

Research cited by Phys.org says Germany’s largest companies are deeply entangled with both the US and China.
The study argues those firms are unable to escape either superpower.
The findings complicate European de-risking and industrial strategy debates.

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Chinese scientists' new integrated system could unlock secrets of Venus

Chinese Researchers Pitch Integrated Venus System to Probe a Hostile Atmosphere

Chinese scientists proposed an integrated system aimed at studying Venus’s extreme atmosphere.
The concept was described as a potentially transformative approach to Venus exploration.
Technical details and mission timelines were not included in the supplied source text.

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Tongwei moves into hybrid heterojunction back contact solar cell technology

Tongwei Pushes Into Hybrid Back-Contact Solar Cells for Mass Production

Tongwei signed a March 18 agreement with GS-Solar and Golden Solar to develop a mass-production HBC solar cell facility.
The design combines heterojunction passivation, TOPCon-related structures, and a back-contact front architecture.
The partners have not yet disclosed the factory location or planned capacity.

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Geely combines European engineering operations to speed global vehicle launches

Geely Consolidates European Engineering to Cut Global Vehicle Launch Delays

Geely is consolidating engineering operations in Gothenburg and Frankfurt.
The company wants to cut launch times between China and overseas markets to under six months.
The move reflects rising pressure for faster global product cycles.

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