Sustainable development of China's commercial vehicles
Li-Gang Wang1,2, Ning Zhang1,2
1. Society of Automotive Engineers of China, Beijing 100055, People's Republic of China;
2. China Auto Lightweight Technology Innovation Strategic Alliance, Beijing 100055, People's Republic of China
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