Updated Jan. 1, 2024 9:26 pm ET

China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle said an agreement for a Dubai-based automaker to subscribe to its shares has expired, raising fresh doubts about a potential cash injection for the Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturer.

The parties to the share subscription and the loan conversion agreement by Nasdaq-listed carmaker NWTN haven’t agreed to extend the long stop dates, which expired Dec. 31, 2023, Evergrande New Energy Vehicle, also known as Evergrande Auto, said in a filing late Monday.

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