CPCA Ranking

The Model Y sold 52,424 retail units in China in November, more than four times as many as the second-place BMW X3.

The Nio ET5 was the ninth best-selling premium sedan in China in November, with the ET7 at No. 8.

October was the first full delivery month for the ET5. Deliveries of the model began on September 30, with 221 units delivered in September.

Tesla's Model Y sold 46,694 retail units in China in September, and the Model 3 sold 30,919 units.

The models ahead of the Nio ET7 are all traditional internal combustion engine cars, mainly from German luxury brands BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi.

The models ahead of the Nio ET7 are all traditional internal combustion engine cars, dominated by models from German luxury brands BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi.

From January to August, the Tesla Model Y is also the best-selling premium SUV in China with 172,418 retail sales.

From January to July, the Nio ET7 ranked No. 9, up one spot from No. 10 the previous month.

Tesla Model Y retail sales in China in June were 52,150 units, well above the second place BYD Song's 31,787 units.

The Nio ET7 outpaced two models from local brand Hongqi and was behind only the ICE models from German luxury automakers.