Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Hong Kong Aims to be Assembly Base for China's EV Makers
Hong Kong is trying to attract electric vehicle (EV) companies from China to set up factories there.
Officials are talking to different EV makers about building assembly plants.
They are looking at locations in areas of Hong Kong close to mainland China.
This is part of a plan to grow the economy after some tough times.
Even though Hong Kong has high costs, some companies in the EV supply chain are already setting up shop there to expand globally.
This move aims to create jobs and boost the local economy by focusing on advanced manufacturing, like building EVs.
This could help Hong Kong deal with challenges like economic downturns and trade uncertainties.
Hong Kong is in talks with Chinese EV makers for local manufacturing.
The city aims to develop an EV assembly base.
Officials are considering sites in Hong Kong's New Territories.
FAW Group is among the companies involved in discussions.
The move is part of Hong Kong's plan for economic diversification.
- Who
- Hong Kong officials and Chinese EV makers
- What
- Negotiating to establish EV manufacturing in Hong Kong
- When
- As part of a 2022 I&T development plan
- Where
- Hong Kong
- Why
- To diversify the economy and spur growth
- Focus
- EV manufacturing
- Involved Parties
- Hong Kong officials and Chinese EV makers
- Goal
- Establish EV assembly base
- Possible Location
- Hong Kong's New Territories
- Mentioned Automaker
- FAW Group
- Supporting Industries
- Battery makers, parts suppliers