EV Data
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BYD Jan sales breakdown: Song 59,514 units, Seagull 36,447
The Fang Cheng Bao brand delivered 5,203 vehicles in January, while the Yangwang brand delivered 1,652 units.
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Huawei-backed Aito becomes outlier with record 32,973 Jan deliveries
Since its launch in September 2023, the new M7 has now accumulated more than 140,000 firm orders, Aito said.
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BYD sells 201,493 NEVs in Jan, down 40.92% from Dec
BYD's sales were lower in January, as seasonal factors affected almost all of China's major carmakers, while its overseas sales continued to hit a record high.
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Nio delivers 10,055 cars in Jan, down 44% from Dec
The beginning of the year is usually a low point for car sales in China due to seasonal factors. Nio's deliveries in January included 6,307 SUVs and 3,748 sedans.
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Xpeng delivers 8,250 cars in Jan, down 59% from Dec
The decline was mainly due to seasonal factors. The X9 MPV, which went on sale on January 1, delivered 2,478 units in January.
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Li Auto delivers 31,165 cars in Jan, 38% lower than Dec
Li Auto said it will challenge itself to become China's best-selling premium auto brand by aiming for a new high of 800,000 deliveries a year.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Jan 28: Nio 3,300, Xpeng 2,200, Li Auto 8,500, Tesla 12,800
For the January 1-28 period, Nio was 9,900 units, Xpeng 6,800, Li Auto 27,100, Tesla 35,200 and BYD 168,500.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Jan 21: Nio 1,900, Xpeng 1,800, Li Auto 7,600, Tesla 11,700
During the January 1-21 period, Li Auto was at 18,700, Nio at 6,600, Xpeng at 4,600, Tesla at 22,400 and BYD at 125,100 units.
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CPCA expects China's Jan NEV retail sales to be 800,000 units, 15.3% lower than Dec
China's passenger car retail sales are estimated to be around 2.2 million units in January, down 6.5 percent from December.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Jan 14: Nio 1,700, Xpeng 1,400, Li Auto 6,800, Tesla 7,400
In the January 1-14 period, Nio was 4,700, Xpeng 2,800, Li Auto 11,000 and Tesla 10,600 units.
