Monthly EV Sales
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China Nov retail sales of NEVs expected to be 600,000 units, CPCA says
In terms of retail sales, the penetration rate of NEVs in China is expected to be about 32.3 percent in November. This is a new historical record.
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Oct sales of major EV makers: Deliveries vs insurance registrations
Nio vehicles had 9,806 insurance registrations and 10,059 deliveries in October.
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China NEV sales reach record 714,000 units in Oct, CAAM data show
China's auto industry is currently maintaining momentum in production and wholesale sales, but growth in the consumer market has been slightly sluggish, the CAAM said.
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BYD contributes 11% of China's retail auto sales in Oct
BYD was the top auto brand in China in terms of retail sales for the fourth consecutive month this year.
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Tesla Oct sales in China: Model Y at 14,391, Model 3 at 2,809
Tesla produces new vehicles in the first half of each quarter primarily for export, and October's numbers continue that pattern.
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Nio ET5 makes top 10 list of best-selling premium sedans in China for 1st time
October was the first full delivery month for the ET5. Deliveries of the model began on September 30, with 221 units delivered in September.
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China Oct wholesale sales of passenger NEVs flat from Sept, CPCA data show
The release of year-end automotive consumer demand is at risk and uncertain due to the recent rebound of the Covid outbreak in China, which has impacted auto showroom traffic and order patterns, the CPCA said.
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Tesla Shanghai plant exports record 54,504 vehicles in Oct
Tesla delivered 17,200 vehicles to local Chinese consumers in October. The company produces new vehicles in the first half of each quarter primarily for export.
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BYD Oct sales breakdown: Song 56,843 units, Qin 34,670 units
The BYD Han family sold 31,614 units in October, the Tang family 17,161 units and the BYD Seal 11,267 units.
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China's passenger NEV wholesale sales at 680,000 units in Oct, CPCA estimates show
Sales in China's new energy passenger car market were muted in October, with leading manufacturers struggling to maintain growth, the CPCA said.









