On Nov. 28, 2022, the @Xx17965797N Twitter account tweeted a video with a misleading caption that claimed the clip showed a sea of lined-up electric scooter bikes that were abandoned because of ...

Inside China’s EV Graveyard: Journalist Debunks Allegations Against Carmakers ... Following a brief craze for rental e-bikes in China, ride-sharing services witnessed a similar trend.

The way Inside China Auto tells it, there was an e-bike sharing bubble in 2016 that was rapidly copied by services offering short-range EV rentals.

HEFEI, CHINA - AUGUST 16: An aerial view of the rental bikes detained by the local urban administration authority of Luyang district in Hefei in Anhui province on August 16, 2017 in Hefei, China.

THE “world’s biggest” bike graveyard has mountains of cycles left for scrap – and a bizarre reason they’re all the same colour. Hundreds of thousands of bicycles have … ...

See China’s Abandoned EV Graveyard: Thousands Of Cars Rot In Huge Fields ... The publication said that after bike sharing reached its peak in 2017 in China, supply vastly outpaced demand.

China’s bike-sharing craze kicked off in late 2016 and, since the beginning of this year, companies and investors alike have been pouring cash into the flourishing market. At the start of the year, a ...

In the mid-2010s, China ramped up its push for EV adoption with a credit system that rewarded automakers for producing EVs and penalized the manufacturing of high fuel-consumption cars.

There are also new cars temporarily left in that area that are either set to be delivered or taken back by the manufacturer. The Toyota bZ4Xs, for example, are not very successful in China.