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While Tesla, Nio gain, fuel luxury cars retreat across the board in China

Year-on-year sales performance in Sept: Tesla Model 3 up 68.8%, Nio ES6 up 63.9%, Nio EC6 up 21087.5%, while BMW 5 Series down 21.3%, Mercedes-Benz E-Class down 52.6%, Audi A4 down 53.4%.

China passenger NEV retail sales exceed 300,000 units for first time in Sept

Wholesale sales of new energy passenger vehicles in China reached 355,000 units in September, the second month in a row to exceed 300,000 units.

Factbox: What is the difference between CPCA and CAAM's China auto sales data?

The trends presented by the two data are consistent most of the time, but sometimes they may be inconsistent or even differ.

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    China's passenger NEV retail sales reached 249,000 units in Aug, up 167.5% year-on-year

    Retail penetration of new energy vehicles in China, their share of total sales of all vehicles, reached 17.1 percent in August.

    China's retail sales of new energy passenger vehicles were 222,000 units in July, up 169% from a year earlier

    Retail sales of new energy vehicles from January to July reached 1.229 million units, up 210.2 percent year-over-year.

    Tesla Model Y ranks second in NEV sales in China in May

    The Tesla Model Y came in second with 12,728 sales, and the Model 3 was third with 9,208 sales.

    China's retail sales of new energy passenger vehicles reached 185,000 units in May, up 177% year-on-year

    Companies with retail sales exceeding 10,000 units in May were SAIC-GM-Wuling with 33,175 units, BYD with 31,908 units, Tesla China with 21,936 units and GAC Aion with 10,395 units, the CPCA said.

    China's new energy passenger vehicle sales stand at 163,000 units in April,down 12% from March

    Wholesale sales of new energy passenger vehicles stood at 184,000 units in April, down 8.7 percent from March and up 214.2 percent year-on-year.

    China Passenger Car Association expects auto chip shortage to ease gradually

    The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) said the shortage of automotive chips is due to a shortage of supply and a large increase in demand caused by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the distributed global supply chain, and expects the problem to gradually ease.

    Xpeng expected to achieve explosive sales growth in Jan, says CPCA secretary-general

    Xpeng's production reached 7,092 units in December, beating Nio's 7,007. This also indicates that Xpeng "has a strong production capacity and will certainly achieve an explosive sales growth in January".
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