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Shenzhen Considering ~$7,300 Subsidy for Plug-ins 
Green Car Congress | by Mike Millikin | Mon, Jun 15
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Wu was speaking at a delivery ceremony for 10 F3DM plug-in hybrid cars made by BYD, a battery maker that has branched out into automaking...The municipal government is also planning to build charging infrastructure to support users of the vehicle, Wu told Caijing. He added that in 2010, Shen...
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