Monthly Data

China's NEV exports surged 260 percent year-on-year in November to a record 300,000 units.

BYD's share edged slightly higher than October's, while Tesla made its return to the top 10 after falling out of the rankings last month.

Li Auto's L-series EREVs continued to see over 50 percent year-on-year declines, while newly launched Li i6 and Li i8 saw sequential increases in deliveries.

Model Y's January-November retail sales in China totaled 359,463 units, down 14.09 percent year-on-year.

Xiaomi EV's November deliveries saw their first sequential decline since July, as SU7 series sedans experienced a significant drop.

This marks the second time Xpeng's monthly exports have surpassed 5,000 vehicles, representing a 40.39 percent year-on-year increase.

Nio's November exports declined 2.78 percent from October but still marked the second-highest volume this year.

BEV retail sales reached a record high in November, while hybrid models saw their fifth consecutive month of year-on-year decline.

Compared to October, Tesla's retail sales in China rebounded in November, partly due to the launch of a new Model Y variant and the boost from selling inventory cars.

China's November NEV retail sales saw a modest increase, indicating year-end performance was not as robust as in previous years as trade-in subsidies phase out.