Chinese automaker Chang'an Auto announced Thursday it would stop selling traditional fossil fuel cars by 2025 and fully be engaged in new energy cars.
In a plan announced Thursday, it will spend 100 billion yuan (15 billion U.S. dollars) and mobilize 10,000 R&D workers by 2025 to develop quality new energy vehicles.
The company on Thursday also released three new electric models the CS15EV, EADO PHEV and New EADO EV300.
Chang'an Auto will have 21 new pure electric vehicle models and 12 plug-in hybrid electric vehicles by 2025. The company sold more than 3 million vehicles last year.
China is working on a national strategy on smart cars, and considering banning production and sale of fossil fuel cars, according to policy makers attending a forum on automotive industry development last month.
