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Zhejiang targets 95% EV adoption for new buses and taxis in 2026

Yangtzeer observers2026-05-132026-05-1303 mins

The policy calls for public-sector buyers to prioritize new-energy and methanol-powered vehicles across public transit, sanitation, driving schools and postal delivery fleets.

Zhejiang trade hits record as machinery, high-tech exports grow in Jan-Apr

Yangtzeer observers2026-05-132026-05-1302 mins

Exports of mechanical and electrical products — Zhejiang’s largest export category — rose 5.9% to 661.8 billion yuan, accounting for 47.4% of total outbound shipments.

Zhejiang to roll out 20,000 humanoid robots annually by 2027

Yangtzeer observers2026-05-112026-05-1103 mins

The plan places humanoid robots among Zhejiang’s priority industries as China intensifies efforts to commercialize embodied AI and advanced robotics.

Zhejiang advances economy as Q1 tech investment hits RMB 172B

Yangtzeer observers2026-05-082026-05-0804 mins

In the innovation sector, Zhejiang plunged 16.14 billion yuan into 211 science and technology foundation projects, with an investment completion rate of 38.47%.

Zhejiang sets R&D spending target of $60B to boost innovation

Yangtzeer observers2026-05-062026-05-0603 mins

The initiative lays out 16 measures spanning corporate R&D, innovation platforms and commercialization, with a focus on making companies the main drivers of innovation.

Zhejiang eyes $175 billion AI sector by 2030 in economic blueprint

Yangtzeer observers2026-05-012026-05-0103 mins

The province’s core AI sector generated more than 700 billion yuan in revenue in 2025, up 20% from a year earlier.

China’s unmanned vessel logs record long-distance voyage

Yangtzeer observers2026-04-302026-04-3002 mins

The journey marked China’s first ultra-long-distance autonomous navigation by an unmanned vessel in open waters.

Zhejiang unicorn ranks swell to 58 as AI, chips drive next wave

Yangtzeer observers2026-04-232026-04-2403 mins

Hangzhou continued to dominate the landscape, home to 48 of the province’s unicorns, up from 44 last year—when it already hosted roughly four out of every five such startups.