EV Data

Here are data-related reports of China's EV industry by CnEVPost.
  • Tesla delivered record 201,250 vehicles globally in Q2

    That was below analyst estimates of 204,160 in a Bloomberg survey and the FactSet consensus of 207,000, but above the 200,258 in a Reuters poll.

  • Neta sold 5,138 units in June, up 536% year-on-year

    Neta Automobile earned a lot of praise for outselling Li Auto in May. Now, with Li Auto's big jump in deliveries in June, it has been overtaken again.

  • Li Auto delivered record 7,713 units in June, up 320.6% year-on-year

    Li Auto added more than 10,000 new orders in June, an all-time high, the company said.

  • Leapmotor delivered 3,941 units in June, up 893% year-on-year

    Leapmotor delivered 3,941 units in June, up 893 percent year-on-year and up 23 percent from May.

  • Xpeng delivered record 6,565 vehicles in June, up over six times year-on-year

    Xpeng Motors delivered a record 6,565 vehicles in June, up 15 percent sequentially from 5,686 in May and up 617 percent year-over-year.

  • Nio delivered record 8,083 vehicles in June

    Chinese electric car company Nio delivered a record 8,083 vehicles in June, up 116.1 percent from a year earlier.

  • Tesla Model 3 deliveries extended significantly in China as many vehicles being used for export

    The estimated delivery time for the Model 3 in China is 6-8 weeks, a significant extension from the previous 1-3 weeks.

  • China's major new car makers' Jan-May deliveries already close to full year 2020

    After shaking off the effects of last year's Covid-19, deliveries by China's major new car makers have all come to normal levels, putting them close to last year's full-year deliveries for the first five months.

  • Tesla Model Y insurance registrations in China up 131% in May from April

    Tesla's sales in China plunged in April from March, but the numbers have rebounded sharply in May as production capacity has recovered.

  • 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.