Monthly Data

Here are reports from CnEVPost about monthly data.
  • Leapmotor delivered record 7,807 vehicles in Dec, up 368% year-on-year

    For the full year 2021, Leapmotor's cumulative deliveries reached 43,121 vehicles.

  • Voyah delivered 3,330 vehicles in Dec, up 192% from Nov

    Since deliveries began in August, Voyah has delivered a cumulative total of 6,791 vehicles at an average transaction price of over RMB 338,000 ($53,210).

  • CATL continues to dominate global EV battery market with 31.8% share in Jan-Nov

    CATL's share was 11.3 percentage points higher than second-place LG Energy Solution's 20.5 percent.

  • Li Auto slaps Volkswagen in the face with Li ONE sales results

    Last year a Volkswagen executive said extended-range EVs were the worst solution. Sales of the Li ONE with this technology have now exceeded the combined sales of Volkswagen's mid-size SUVs in China.

  • HiPhi, highest priced local Chinese EV brand, delivered 763 vehicles in Nov

    HiPhi's first model, the HiPhi X, starts at RMB 800,000 ($125,600) for the four-seat version. By comparison, Nio's hot-selling Nio ES6 starts at RMB 358,000.

  • CATL expands its share of China's power battery market to 55% in Nov

    From January to November, CATL's installed base was 65.93 GWh and its market share was 51.4 percent.

  • LFP battery installations in China surpass ternary batteries for fifth consecutive month

    From January to November, the cumulative installations of LFP batteries was 64.8 GWh, also surpassing the 63.3 GWh of ternary materials for the first time.

  • China sold 450,000 NEVs in Nov, CAAM data show

    China's NEV sales from January to November were 2.99 million units, up 166.8 percent year-on-year.

  • Tesla China's wholesale sales figures

    This table tracks Tesla China's wholesale sales data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). The CPCA first published export data in April.

  • Tesla Model Y best-selling premium SUV in China in Nov, CPCA data show

    The Model Y ranked first with 23,117 units, followed by the Li ONE with 13,485 units and the Mercedes-Benz GLC with 12,269 units. The Nio ES6 ranked eighth with 4,713 units.