Beijing is steadily promoting the replacement of gasoline-powered vehicles with electric ones.

Recently, according to the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission, the city has continued to implement the consumer goods trade-in policy, guiding consumption toward high-quality products such as those with Grade 1 energy efficiency and water efficiency, and has orderly promoted the "oil-to-electric" transition for automobiles, driving cumulative trade-in sales of more than 140 billion yuan. Fei Jingyao, deputy director of the Resource and Environment Division of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission, introduced relevant developments in Beijing's construction of an international benchmark city for the green economy in the third quarter. It is reported that as of the end of September, the city's valid green technology invention patents reached 76,000, up 11.3% year on year, with its scale continuing to lead the country. Two regional technology transfer and transformation centers for green energy and synthetic biology at national universities have successively been established, having facilitated the incubation and transformation of more than 100 cutting-edge green technology achievements and opened up the channel from laboratory to industrialization.