Monthly Data

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.

The CPCA said that trade-in subsidies adjustments in most Chinese provinces intensified consumer wait-and-see sentiment, impacting the auto market.

The ES8 accounted for 29.43 percent of Nio Inc's November deliveries, marking its highest share since October 2020.

This represents a 9.95 percent increase from 78,856 units sold in the same period last year and a 40.98 percent jump from October's 61,497 units.

The Qin family remains BYD's top-selling lineup despite an 18.64 percent year-on-year decline in November sales.

GWM's overseas sales reached 57,309 units in November, marking the fourth consecutive month of record highs and accounting for 43.02 percent of total sales.

Geely Auto sold 310,428 vehicles in November, marking its third consecutive month of record-breaking sales.

BYD sold 480,186 NEVs in November, marking its highest monthly figure this year but down 5.25 percent year-on-year.

Xpeng's November deliveries remained near record highs despite a month-on-month decline.