On February 16th iCET held a roundtable discussion on NEV credits design impact and management planning, together with China Beijing Environmental Emissions Exchange (CBEEX) with support of the Energy Foundation China. Prof Henry Ye Du of Southwest University of Finance and Economics contributed to the session by presenting the potential contribution of Game Theory to an NEV credits design through better actors’ response predictability. Among participants were esteemed representatives of China Automotive Technology & Research Center (CATARC) Policy Research Department, Standardization Intitule and Data Center, Tsinghua Automobile Research Institute and Automotive Strategy Research Institute, and icct.