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A |     新加坡政府正积极推广电动汽车，通过扩大激励措施和充电点建设，吸引多家中国电动汽车品牌入驻。吉利和小鹏等高端SUV相继亮相，受到市场关注。    Mohamed Al Fayed, the flamboyant Egypt-born businessman whose son was killed in a car crash with Princess Diana, died this week, his family said Friday. He was 94.Al Fayed, the longtime owner of Harrods department store and the Fulham Football Club, was devastated by the death of son Dodi Fayed in the car crash in Paris with Diana 26 years ago. He spent years mourning the loss and fighting the British establishment he blamed for their deaths."Mrs Mohamed Al Fayed, her children and grandchildren wish to confirm that her beloved husband, their father and their grandfather, Mohamed, has passed away peacefully of old age on Wednesday August 30, 2023,″ his family said in a statement released by the Fulham club. "He enjoyed a long and fulfilled retirement surrounded by his loved ones.″

             

Al Fayed was convinced Dodi and Diana were killed in a conspiracy masterminded by Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II. He maintained the royal family arranged the accident because they did not like Diana dating an Egyptian. Al Fayed claimed that Diana was pregnant and planning to marry Dodi and that the royal family could not countenance the princess marrying a Muslim.      In 2008, Al Fayed told an inquest the list of alleged conspirators included Philip, two former London police chiefs and the CIA.The inquest concluded that Diana and Dodi died because of the reckless actions of their driver - an employee of the Ritz Hotel owned by Al Fayed - and paparazzi chasing the couple. Separate inquiries in the U.K. and France also concluded there was no conspiracy.                 Al Fayed's relationship with the royal family was recently depicted in season five of "The Crown," in which the billionaire, played by Salim Daw, gets to know Diana.The son of a school inspector, Al Fayad was born on Jan. 27, 1929, in Alexandria, Egypt. After early investments in shipping in Italy and the Middle East, he moved to Britain in the 1960s and started building an empire.At the height of his wealth, Al Fayed owned the Ritz hotel in Paris and Fulham soccer team in London as well as Harrods, the luxury department store in the capital's tony Knightsbridge neighborhood.The Sunday Times Rich List, which documents the fortunes of Britain's wealthiest people, put the family's fortune at 1.7 billion pounds ($2.1 billion) this year, ranking Al Fayed as the 104th richest person in the country.                      Al Fayed first hit the headlines in the 1980s when he battled with rival tycoon "Tiny" Rowland for control of the House of Fraser group, which included Harrods.Al Fayed and his brother bought a 30% stake in House of Fraser for 130 million pounds in 1985. They paid an additional 615 million pounds to take full control the following year.

             

That transaction sparked an investigation by the Department of Trade and Industry, which concluded Al Fayed and his brother had "dishonestly misrepresented their origins, their wealth, their business interests and their resources." Despite those findings, the deal was allowed to go through.Al Fayed was also a key player in the "cash for questions" scandal that roiled British politics in the 1990s.Al Fayed was sued for libel by a British lawmaker, Neil Hamilton, after the businessman claimed he had given Hamilton envelopes of cash and a lavish stay at the Ritz in Paris, in return for asking questions in the House of Commons.Hamilton's lawyer, Desmond Browne, claimed the allegation was fantasy, saying: ″If there were Olympic medals for lying, Mr. Fayed would be a prime contender for a gold one."A jury found in Al Fayed's favor in December 1999.                      But he was never accepted by the British establishment. The government twice rejected his applications for citizenship, though the reasons were never released publicly.Al Fayed bought underdog London soccer team Fulham in 1997, and spent lavishly on coaches and players to improve its performance. It was a success, with the club winning promotion to the Premier League in 2001.Al Fayed was also friends with Michael Jackson and had a statue of the pop star erected outside Fulham's London stadium in 2011, two years after Jackson's death.Never popular with Fulham fans, it was removed in 2013 by Al Fayed's successor as team owner, Shahid Khan.                                 

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。新加坡作为全球电动汽车销售的重要市场，已有多家中国汽车制造商成功进入并推出多款车型。1. 中国电动汽车进军新加坡市场新加坡电动汽车市场近期呈现蓬勃发展态势，随着政府不断扩大激励措施和充电设施建设，多家中国电动汽车品牌纷纷进军这一市场。

B | 上周，吉利旗下豪华电动汽车品牌Zeekr的Zeekr X在新加坡首次亮相，作为一款高端SUV，其起售价定为199,999新加坡元，吸引了众多消费者的关注。中国广州—11月24日消息：ZEEKR X于2023年11月24日在广东广州中国进出口商品交易会展馆展出。来源：斯特林格/阿纳多卢通过盖蒂图片社紧接着，小鹏汽车也宣布在新加坡设立弹出式展厅，为公众提供试驾其Xpeng G6电动SUV的机会。该车型标准版起价为209,999新元，长续航版则为224,999新元，进一步丰富了新加坡市场的电动汽车选择。

C | Zeekr副总裁Mars Chen在品牌发布后表示：“随着新加坡持续推进电动汽车转型，我们相信消费者期待电动汽车不仅提供便捷的出行方式，更能带来卓越的驾驶体验，从而提升城市生活的品质。”他同时表达了对品牌在东南亚乃至全球扩展的乐观态度。

D | 事实上，中国电动汽车在新加坡的普及并非新鲜事物。

E | 自2014年起，比亚迪等中国汽车制造商便已开始进入这一市场，推出包括电动出租车在内的多款车型。如今，广汽永旺、奇瑞等更多品牌也加入了这一行列，共同推动新加坡电动汽车市场的多元化发展。2. 政府大力支持新加坡政府对于电动汽车的推广不遗余力，计划从2025年起逐步淘汰柴油车和出租车，并在2030年前实现内燃机车的逐步淘汰。为加速电动汽车的普及，政府已出台多项激励措施，包括延长电动汽车早期普及奖励计划至2025年，为新车和出租车提供高达15,000新元的额外登记费回扣。

F | 电动汽车路线图概述此外，新加坡还致力于提升充电基础设施的可用性，以支持更大规模的电动汽车保有量。截至目前，全国已安装超过7100个电动汽车充电点，并计划到2030年实现6万个充电点的目标。市场研究机构惠誉解决方案公司BMI预测，得益于政府的激励政策和充电设施的完善，新加坡乘用车电动汽车销量将在2024年实现显著增长，同比增长率预计达到73.7%。其中，电池电动汽车销量增长尤为突出，增幅将达到74.7%。随着电动汽车市场的持续扩张，新加坡正逐步成为全球电动汽车发展的重要节点。未来，更多中国及其他国际电动汽车品牌有望在这片热土上绽放光彩，共同推动绿色出行时代的到来。参考资料：1. More Chinese EV makers debut in Singapore as the city-state boosts adoption with incentives, more charging points, CNBC。

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