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CnEVPost is closely following the EV industry in China, and here you can see what's happening in the industry on a daily basis.
  • China NEV retail sales drop 11% year-on-year in first 24 days of May

    NEVs continue to dominate China's passenger vehicle market, with retail penetration reaching 62.5% from May 1 to 24.

  • CPCA forecasts 950,000 NEV retail sales in China for May amid mild recovery

    The CPCA expects China's May NEV retail sales to rise 12.0% month-on-month, with the penetration rate hitting a record 62.5%.

  • China NEV retail sales fall 12% year-on-year in first 17 days of May

    NEVs continue to dominate China's passenger vehicle market, with the retail penetration rate reaching 58.9% from May 1 to 17.

  • China's next major auto show approaches following record-breaking Beijing event

    Following the record-breaking Beijing Auto Show, the Shenzhen Auto Show will be held from May 29 to June 7.

  • China's early May NEV sales rebound from April lows despite yearly drop

    China NEV retail sales rose 27% sequentially in the first 10 days of May, indicating recovering demand following the Beijing Auto Show and Labor Day holiday.

  • China auto exports seen topping 10 million units as global lead widens

    China's auto exports reached 3.13 million units from January to April, up 61.5% year-on-year.

  • China's April NEV sales hold steady as exports offset domestic weakness, CAAM data shows

    China's April NEV wholesale sales rose 9.7% year-on-year to 1.34 million units as exports surge 110% to a record high.

  • China's April NEV retail sales continue to fall, while penetration tops 60% for first time

    China's BEV retail sales rose 2.4% year-on-year in April, while PHEV sales plunged 25.2%.

  • CPCA preliminary data shows China April passenger NEV retail sales at 883,000

    NEVs outperformed internal combustion engine vehicles, driving the retail penetration rate to a record 62.8%.

  • China's April passenger NEV wholesale seen rising 7% to 1.22 million units

    Spurred by high oil prices and enthusiasm from the Beijing Auto Show, multiple major automakers posted stellar April sales.