Market rebounds in June | GM Q2 deliveries slump | Beijing vows to support new-, used-vehicle sales | Number of newly registered EVs doubles | VW Group changes tack | Evergrande EV to open preorders

Shanghai's two-month lockdown was lifted and new incentives were launched.

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