Market outlook flat | SAIC-GM launch output at second Ultium EV plant | Honda’s 2022 sales slip | Tesla, rivals regroup as EV subsidies end | China Evergrande EV unit trims staff, salaries

China's new-vehicle market will remain flat this year after government subsidies for EVs and tax incentives for fuel-powered vehicles were terminated at the end of December

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