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TIANJIN, Dec. 28 (Xinhua) -- A Chinese company has exported to the United States 106
electric vehicles. These vehicles enjoy independent intellectual property rights, proving that
China has the capability to produce vehicles on her own.
It is the first time Chinese electric vehicles have been exported in
quantity, Tianjin Qingyuan Electric Vehicles Ltd. said.
Valued at about 10,000 U.S. dollars each, "Happy Messenger" electric
vehicles were developed by the company on its own. They meet US technical
standards.
The "Happy Messenger" vehicles have been purchased by the U.S. side for use
in townships, military bases, ports and major research institutions.
The Tianjin company exported six "Happy Messengers" in April, which were
much commended by U.S. dealers after performance tests and market promotion.
The U.S. side ordered 106 vehicles in Sept., six of which were shipped in
Nov., and the other 100 last week. Depending on market demand, more orders are
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