The world’s largest automotive market, China, is dropping considerations to have a firm deadline for banning the sales of new gasoline and diesel vehicles, according to policymakers advising the government on car market policies. “Some countries have a policy banning fuel cars and we are against such moves,” the head of the advisory panel, Wang Binggang, said in an interview with several outlets, including Bloomberg. “We don’t want to kill fuel cars,” Wang said, adding that China will incentivize the development…
