China may cut, yet again, subsidies for customers buying electric vehicles (EVs), in what could be another heavy blow to electric car sales in the world’s biggest EV market, which has already seen lower registrations due to previous subsidy cuts. Chinese car industry regulators are considering a further cut in subsidies, possibly from next year, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing people with knowledge of the matter. Discussions over the proposal are in early stages, so it’s uncertain whether China will cut the subsidies again, and even if it does, it’s uncertain that it would do so as of next year, according to Bloomberg’s sources. China has heavily subsidized EV sales over the past decade, but has started to gradually decrease the subsidies in recent months, attempting to let EV makers compete in the world’s biggest EV market. However, China’s previous subsidy cut this past June coincided with an economic […]