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China NEV insurance registrations for week ending Mar 19: BYD 38,414, Tesla 18,712, NIO 1,775

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March 21, 2023

Insurance registrations for China's NEVs were 113,000 last week, up from 108,000 the week before.

Insurance registrations for new energy vehicles (NEVs) in China increased last week compared to the previous week, with a mixed performance from major EV makers.

From March 13 to March 19, insurance registrations for all passenger vehicles in China were 321,000 units, up from 308,000 units the previous week, according to figures shared by several car bloggers on Weibo.

Insurance registrations for NEVs were 113,000 last week, up from 108,000 the week before.

BYD (OTCMKTS: BYDDY) vehicles continued to see the most insurance registrations, with 38,414 last week, up from 37,141 the previous week.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) vehicles saw 18,712 insurance registrations last week, up from 17,032 the week before.

NIO was 1,775 vehicles last week, down from 2,170 the week before.

NIO guided for first-quarter deliveries between 31,000 and 33,000 units earlier this month, meaning March deliveries are expected to be between 10,337 and 12,337 units.

The company's insurance registrations for the first week of March, which included February 27 and February 28, were 3,345 units.

Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI) vehicles registered 5,438 insurance units last week, up from 4,243 the previous week.

XPeng (NYSE: XPEV) had 1,296 vehicles last week, down from 1,635 the week before.

Zeekr posted 914 units last week, down from 1,043 units the previous week.

China NEV insurance registrations for week ending Mar 12: BYD 37,141, Tesla 17,032, NIO 2,170

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China NEV insurance registrations for week ending Mar 12: BYD 37,141, Tesla 17,032, NIO 2,170

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March 14, 2023

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Tesla's insurance registrations last week in China were higher than the previous week's 13,266, while NIO's were lower than the previous week's 3,345.

BYD's new energy vehicles (NEVs) saw 37,141 insurance registrations in China for the week ending March 12, lower than the previous week's 38,932, according to numbers shared today by auto blogger @一路向北BYD.

Tesla vehicles saw 17,032 insurance registrations in China last week, higher than the previous week's 13,266.

NIO was 2,170 last week, down from 3,345 the week before.

Li Auto registered 4,243 units last week, up from 3,222 units the previous week.

XPeng was 1,635 units last week, up from 1,421 units the week before.

BYD's premium brand Denza vehicles saw 1,853 insurance registrations last week, up from 1,808 the week before.

Zeekr was 1,043 units last week, down from 1,814 units the week before.

BMW's NEVs registered 1,486 insurance units in China last week, down from 1,663 units the week before.

The past week has seen a rare price war in China's auto industry involving not only NEV makers, but traditional internal combustion engine automakers as well.

Rumors surfaced last week that BMW dealers were offering a massive subsidy for the all-electric BMW i3 in China, and that consumers who pay full price for the car can even get the model for RMB 120,000 to 180,000, less than half the retail price.

BMW insiders denied this, but sources at BMW dealers said they are indeed offering discounts, and that these measures were only introduced this month, local media Cailian reported last week.

For the BMW i3 eDrive35 L, which currently has a guide price of RMB 353,900, the price after discounts is RMB 248,000, the report said, citing BMW dealership sources.

Consumers will also receive an additional RMB 6,000 subsidy if they trade in their vehicles, the source said.

The increasing number of car companies joining the price war has led to increased consumer wait-and-see sentiment to avoid seeing price reductions shortly after purchasing a car.

Li Auto has introduced a consumer purchase price protection benefit that covers all of the company's currently available models -- Li L7, Li L8, Li L9.

For consumers who purchase these models, if the prices drops within 90 days of their order, then Li Auto will refund the difference.

The policy, which is available to consumers when they purchase the Li L7, Li L8, and Li L9, is primarily intended to make clear to them that Li Auto will not drop the prices, local media outlet The Paper said earlier today, citing salespeople from the company.

China NEV insurance registrations for week ending Mar 5: BYD 38,932, Tesla 13,266, NIO 3,345

Weekly NEV insurance registrations in China in 2023

Wk	BYD	Tesla	NIO	XPeng	Li Auto	BMW	Zeekr	Neta	Leapmotor	NEV	NEV+ICE
03/06-03/12	37,141	17,032	2,170	1,635	4,243	1,486	1,043	988
02/27-03/05	38,932	13,266	3,345	1,421	3,222	1,663	1,814	4,109	515	116,238	345,340
02/20-02/26	39,473	10,705	3,357	1,685	5,387	1,792	1,855	2,152	401	111,983	331,238
02/13-02/19	37,026	5,913	3,174	1,463	4,238	2,271	1,443	1,038	329	100,408	303,101
02/06-02/12	31,417	6,963	3,045	1,396	4,062	682	547	1,170	NA	85,572	280,741
01/30-02/05	24,280	8,643	1,948	975	2,240	593	554	3,964	114	69,692	267,843
01/23-01/29	5,280	3,356	427	210	990	NA	89	NA	NA	17,945	92,600
01/16-01/22	24,708	7,496	3,008	1,068	4,903	NA	657	NA	NA	67,500	330,400
01/09-01/15	40,420	12,654	2,963	1,817	4,527	2,687	1,359	420	237	99,041	438,000
01/02-01/08	35,924	2,110	2,818	1,551	3,704	2,103	1,511	238	80	77,000	290,000

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China NEV sales at 525,000 units in Feb, up 28.7% from Jan, CAAM data show

CAAM / China / Deliveries / Electric / eMobility / eV / EV Data / Industry News / Monthly Data
March 10, 2023

In January-February, China's vehicle sales decreased by 15.2 percent year-on-year while NEV sales increased by 20.8 percent year-on-year.

China NEV sales at 525,000 units in Feb, up 28.7% from Jan, CAAM data show-CnEVPost

China saw new energy vehicle (NEV) sales of 525,000 units in February, up 55.9 percent year-on-year and up 28.7 percent from January, according to data released today by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM).

The CAAM figures are wholesale sales by vehicle companies, where NEVs include battery electric vehicles (BEVs), plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) and fuel cell vehicles.

China generated sales of 376,000 BEVs in February, up 43.9 percent year-on-year. PHEV sales were 149,000 units, up 98.0 percent year-on-year. Sales of fuel cell vehicles were 40 units, down 77.5 percent year-on-year.

China NEV sales at 525,000 units in Feb, up 28.7% from Jan, CAAM data show-CnEVPost

Sales of all vehicles in China were 1.976 million units in February, up 13.5 percent year-on-year and up 19.83 percent from January.

China NEV sales at 525,000 units in Feb, up 28.7% from Jan, CAAM data show-CnEVPost

This means that the penetration rate of NEVs in China by the CAAM figures was 26.6 percent in February, up 1.9 percentage points from 24.7 in January.

China NEV sales at 525,000 units in Feb, up 28.7% from Jan, CAAM data show-CnEVPost

Production of NEVs in China was 552,000 units in January, up 48.8 percent year-on-year and up 29.9 percent from January.

Production of all vehicles in China in January was 2,032,000 units, up 11.9 percent year-on-year and 27.5 percent from January.

It is worth noting that last year, February 1-6 was the New Year's holiday, which caused disruptions to sales and production at that time. This year, that holiday was January 21-27.

Because the Chinese New Year holiday fell in the same month last year and in January this year, and some local governments introduced policies to boost auto consumption last month, China's auto production and sales increased significantly in February, the CAAM said.

In February, 329,000 vehicles were exported from China, up 82.2 percent year-on-year and up 9.4 percent from January.

Among them, exports of NEVs were 87,000 units, up 79.5 percent year-on-year and up 5.3 percent from January.

In January-February, China's vehicle sales were 3.625 million units, down 15.2 percent from a year earlier, according to the CAAM.

NEVs sold 933,000 units in January-February, up 20.8 percent year-on-year, with a market share of 25.7 percent.

In the first two months, sales of models priced at RMB 150,000 ($21,540) to RMB 250,000 and those priced at RMB 350,000 to RMB 500,000 increased year-on-year, while sales of models in other price segments declined.

For conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, sales of models in the price range of RMB 300,000 to RMB 350,000 increased year-on-year in January-February, while sales of models in all other price ranges declined.

($1 = RMB 6.9624)

Full CPCA rankings: Top-selling models and automakers in China in Feb

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Full CPCA rankings: Top-selling models and automakers in China in Feb

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March 10, 2023

This article contains 20 tables compiled by CnEVPost based on data from the CPCA, showing which models and car companies sold the most in China in February.

The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) announced on March 9 the top selling models and car companies in China in February, presenting a panoramic view of the Chinese auto industry.

CnEVPost highlighted the NIO ET5 and Tesla's Model Y on these lists in yesterday's articles.

Here are 20 tables CnEVPost compiled based on data from the CPCA, in case you wish to know more details about these rankings.

Top-selling sedans at retail in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	BYD Qin	30,540	24,501	24.6%
2	Hongguang Mini EV	30,267	26,116	15.9%
3	Nissan Sylphy	26,102	28,519	-8.5%
4	BYD Dolphin	22,682	8,561	164.9%
5	Volkswagen Lavida	21,269	26,707	-20.4%
6	Aion S	16,827	3,380	397.8%
7	Volkswagen Sagitar	14,526	12,540	15.8%
8	Toyota Camry	14,401	14,228	1.2%
9	Honda Accord	13,218	13,816	-4.3%
10	Toyota Levin	13,200	9,142	44.4%
11	Toyota Corolla	12,899	15,595	-17.3%
12	Geely Emgrand	12,347	12,574	-1.8%
13	BYD Han	12,265	9,284	32.1%
14	Audi A6L	12,167	8,153	49.2%
15	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	12,153	9,378	29.6%

Top-selling sedans at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	Nissan Sylphy	49,609	78,501	-36.8%
2	Volkswagen Lavida	48,186	71,995	-33.1%
3	Wuling Hongguang Mini	46,683	52,798	-11.6%
4	BYD Qin	44,725	51,043	-12.4%
5	BYD Dolphin	40,264	19,163	110.1%
6	Volkswagen Sagitar	34,980	40,275	-13.1%
7	Toyota Camry	28,797	39,178	-26.5%
8	Honda Accord	27,812	36,723	-24.3%
9	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	26,696	30,398	-12.2%
10	BMW 5 Series	25,737	35,444	-27.4%
11	Toyota Corolla	25,489	26,242	-2.9%
12	Audi A6L	24,632	21,220	16.1%
13	Geely Emgrand	24,491	32,825	-25.4%
14	BYD Han	23,983	22,064	8.7%
15	Volkswagen Bora	23,596	32,040	-26.4%

Top-selling high-end sedans at retail in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	Audi A6L	12,167	8,153	49.2%
2	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	12,153	9,378	29.6%
3	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	11,869	5,298	124.0%
4	BMW 5 Series	9,609	9,352	2.7%
5	BMW 3 Series	8,868	10,185	-12.9%
6	Audi A4L	6,935	9,460	-26.7%
7	NIO ET5	6,471	NA	NA
8	BMW 3 Series BEV	2,976	NA	NA
9	Volvo S90	2,893	1,666	73.6%
10	Hongqi H9	1,159	1,477	-21.5%
High-end models are those with a starting price of more than RMB 300,000.

Top-selling high-end sedans at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	26,696	30,398	-12.2%
2	BMW 5 Series	25,737	35,444	-27.4%
3	Audi A6L	24,632	21,220	16.1%
4	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	17,762	15,571	14.1%
5	BMW 3 Series	16,627	34,581	-51.9%
6	NIO ET5	12,266	NA	NA
7	Audi A4L	11,878	26,204	-54.7%
8	BMW 3 Series BEV	6,600	NA	NA
9	Volvo S90	5,174	4,552	13.7%
10	Hongqi H9	1,962	4,563	-57.0%
High-end models are those with a starting price of more than RMB 300,000.

Top-selling new energy sedans at retail in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	BYD Qin	30,540	24,501	24.6%
2	Wuling Hongguang Mini	30,267	26,116	15.9%
3	BYD Dolphin	22,682	8,561	164.9%
4	Aion S	16,827	3,380	397.8%
5	BYD Han	12,265	9,284	32.1%
6	Changan Lumin	9,105	NA	NA
7	Tesla Model 3	8,397	4,607	82.3%
8	BYD Seal	7,754	NA	NA
9	Geely Panda Mini	6,661	NA	NA
10	NIO ET5	6,471	NA	NA
11	BYD Destroyer 05	4,760	NA	NA
12	Shenlan SL03	4,103	NA	NA
13	Chery QQ Ice Cream	3,134	6,442	-51.4%
14	BMW 3 Series BEV	2,976	NA	NA
15	Buick Velite 6	2,923	2,014	45.1%

Top-selling new energy sedans at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	Wuling Hongguang Mini	46,683	52,798	-11.6%
2	BYD Qin	44,725	51,043	-12.4%
3	BYD Dolphin	40,264	19,163	110.1%
4	BYD Han	23,983	22,064	8.7%
5	Aion S	21,918	10,429	110.2%
6	Tesla Model 3	21,056	7,595	177.2%
7	BYD Seal	14,372	NA	NA
8	Changan Lumin	13,816	NA	NA
9	NIO ET5	12,266	NA	NA
10	Shenlan SL03	10,240	NA	NA
11	BYD Destroyer 05	9,616	NA	NA
12	Hongqi E-QM5	9,174	1,130	711.9%
13	Geely Panda Mini	6,661	NA	NA
14	BMW 3 Series BEV	6,600	NA	NA
15	Chery QQ Ice Cream	5,870	16,426	-64.3%

Top-selling SUVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	BYD Song	51,592	24,532	110.3%
2	Tesla Model Y	25,526	18,593	37.3%
3	BYD Yuan Plus	20,279	4,515	349.1%
4	Haval H6	16,489	18,790	-12.2%
5	Honda CR-V	14,052	22,260	-36.9%
6	Changan CS75	13,410	12,297	9.1%
7	Changan CS55	13,086	5,013	161.0%
8	Aion Y	12,996	2,986	335.2%
9	BYD Tang	12,029	10,026	20.0%
10	Geely Boyue L	11,637	NA	NA
11	Hongqi HS5	11,320	9,106	24.3%
12	BMW X3	11,317	8,819	28.3%
13	Nissan Qashqai	9,704	9,743	-0.4%
14	Geely Xingyue L	9,611	7,022	36.9%
15	Toyota Wildlander	9,383	7,994	17.4%

Top-selling SUVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	BYD Song	101,301	46,981	115.60%
2	Tesla Model Y	39,710	34,951	13.60%
3	Changan CS75	35,030	44,419	-21.10%
4	BYD Yuan Plus	34,621	6,515	431.40%
5	Haval H6	33,152	52,108	-36.40%
6	Changan CS55	26,106	34,864	-25.10%
7	Geely Boyue L	25,272	NA	NA
8	Mercedes-Benz GLC	23,125	32,289	-28.40%
9	BMW X3	21,930	28,361	-22.70%
10	Honda CR-V	21,690	39,875	-45.60%
11	BYD Tang	20,571	18,873	9.00%
12	Geely Xingyue L	19,859	18,505	7.30%
13	Hongqi HS5	17,947	25,385	-29.30%
14	Geely Binyue	17,900	14,952	19.70%
15	Aion Y	17,788	9,399	89.30%

Top-selling high-end SUVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	BMW X3	11,317	8,819	28.3%
2	Mercedes-Benz GLC	8,808	9,958	-11.5%
3	Audi Q5L	8,414	8,859	-5.0%
4	Li Auto L8	8,192	NA	NA
5	Li Auto Li L9	7,299	NA	NA
6	BMW X5	7,034	NA	NA
7	Mercedes-Benz GLB	5,954	3,030	96.5%
8	Volvo XC60	4,973	3,085	61.2%
9	Cadillac XT5	3,483	3,154	10.4%
10	Volkswagen Teramont	3,085	2,655	16.2%

Top-selling high-end SUVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	Mercedes-Benz GLC	23,125	32,289	-28.4%
2	BMW X3	21,930	28,361	-22.7%
3	BMW X5	17,728	NA	NA
4	Li Auto Li L9	15,295	NA	NA
5	Audi Q5L	14,881	25,921	-42.6%
6	Li Auto L8	14,291	NA	NA
7	Volvo XC60	9,769	8,249	18.4%
8	Mercedes-Benz GLB	9,138	9,537	-4.2%
9	Volkswagen Teramont	5,945	7,491	-20.6%
10	Cadillac XT5	4,340	8,331	-47.9%

Top-selling new energy SUVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	BYD Song	51,592	22,754	126.70%
2	Tesla Model Y	25,526	18,593	37.30%
3	BYD Yuan Plus	20,279	4,515	349.10%
4	Aion Y	12,996	2,986	335.20%
5	BYD Tang	12,029	10,026	20.00%
6	Li Auto L8	8,192	NA	NA
7	Li Auto Li L9	7,299	NA	NA
8	BYD Frigate 07	6,429	NA	NA
9	Neta V	5,013	4,073	23.10%
10	Zeekr 001	4,839	2,916	65.90%
11	Smart #1	3,616	NA	NA
12	Neta U	3,012	3,044	-1.10%
13	BMW X3	2,859	1,472	94.20%
14	NIO ES6	2,848	3,309	-13.90%
15	AITO M5	2,298	1,061	116.60%

Top-selling new energy SUVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	BYD Song	101,301	43,476	133.0%
2	Zeekr 001	39,710	34,951	13.6%
3	Tesla Model Y	34,621	6,515	431.4%
4	BYD Yuan Plus	20,571	18,873	9.0%
5	BYD Tang	17,788	9,399	89.3%
6	Aion Y	15,295	NA	NA
7	Li Auto Li L9	14,291	NA	NA
8	Li Auto L8	11,472	NA	NA
9	BYD Frigate 07	8,500	10,555	-19.5%
10	Neta V	7,955	6,446	23.4%
11	Smart #1	6,786	NA	NA
12	BMW X3	5,122	3,203	59.9%
13	AITO M5	5,030	1,876	168.1%
14	Neta U	4,024	7,571	-46.8%
15	NIO ES6	3,720	8,556	-56.5%

Top-selling MPVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	Wuling Hongguang	12,933	17,847	-27.50%
2	Buick GL8	8,011	9,090	-11.90%
3	Denza D9	7,325	NA	NA
4	GAC Trumpchi M8	6,331	5,001	26.60%
5	Toyota Sienna	5,653	4,120	37.20%
6	Toyota Granvia	4,384	NA	NA
7	Wuling Jiachen	3,921	NA	NA
8	GAC Trumpchi M6	3,745	2,039	83.70%
9	Dongfeng Fengxing Lingzhi	2,919	3,357	-13.00%
10	Honda Elysion	2,750	2,497	10.10%
11	Honda Odyssey	2,033	3,069	-33.80%
12	Brilliance Xinyuan Jinhaishi	1,700	781	117.70%
13	JAC Ruifeng	1,686	1,007	67.40%
14	Buick Century	1,614	NA	NA
15	Mercedes-Benz Vito	1,408	847	66.20%

Top-selling MPVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	Wuling Hongguang	23,415	43,910	-46.70%
2	Denza D9	13,763	NA	NA
3	Toyota Sienna	12,274	8,449	45.30%
4	Buick GL8	11,328	25,147	-55.00%
5	GAC Trumpchi M8	10,862	7,010	55.00%
6	Wuling Jiachen	8,553	NA	NA
7	GAC Trumpchi M6	6,252	8,350	-25.10%
8	Toyota Granvia	6,234	NA	NA
9	Honda Elysion	4,297	4,788	-10.30%
10	Dongfeng Fengxing Lingzhi	4,090	8,399	-51.30%
11	Honda Odyssey	3,792	7,921	-52.10%
12	Buick Century	3,204	NA	NA
13	JAC Ruifeng	3,186	3,606	-11.60%
14	Brilliance Xinyuan Jinhaishi	2,165	1,141	89.70%
15	Mercedes-Benz V-Class	2,064	2,797	-26.20%

Automakers with highest retail sales of NEVs in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Automaker	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY	Share
1	BYD	176,662	86,669	103.8%	39.8%
2	Tesla China	33,923	23,200	46.2%	7.6%
3	SAIC-GM-Wuling	32,709	29,229	11.9%	7.4%
4	GAC Aion	30,086	8,526	252.9%	6.8%
5	Geely	22,391	13,697	63.5%	5.0%
6	Changan	19,106	5,560	243.6%	4.3%
7	Li Auto	16,620	8,414	97.5%	3.7%
8	NIO	12,157	6,131	98.3%	2.7%
9	Neta	10,073	7,117	41.5%	2.3%
10	Chery	7,999	10,718	-25.4%	1.8%
11	Great Wall Motor	7,405	6,347	16.7%	1.7%
12	BMW Brilliance	6,568	2,762	137.8%	1.5%
13	FAW-Volkswagen	6,069	4,934	23.0%	1.4%
14	XPeng	6,010	6,225	-3.5%	1.4%
15	SAIC-GM	3,694	2,208	67.3%	0.8%

Automakers with highest retail sales of NEVs in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Automaker	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY	Share
1	BYD	316,417	179,457	76.3%	40.8%
2	Tesla China	60,766	42,546	42.8%	7.8%
3	SAIC-GM-Wuling	50,433	59,563	-15.3%	6.5%
4	GAC Aion	40,292	24,557	64.1%	5.2%
5	Changan	37,332	15,412	142.2%	4.8%
6	Geely	32,674	31,102	5.1%	4.2%
7	Li Auto	31,761	20,682	53.6%	4.1%
8	NIO	20,663	15,783	30.9%	2.7%
9	Neta	16,089	18,126	-11.2%	2.1%
10	BMW Brilliance	13,705	7,986	71.6%	1.8%
11	Chery	13,293	31,367	-57.6%	1.7%
12	Great Wall Motor	12,474	19,720	-36.7%	1.6%
13	XPeng	11,228	19,147	-41.4%	1.4%
14	FAW Hongqi	11,059	1,802	513.7%	1.4%
15	FAW-Volkswagen	9,572	10,442	-8.3%	1.2%

Automakers with highest retail sales in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Automaker	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY	Share
1	BYD	176,662	89,102	98.30%	12.70%
2	FAW-Volkswagen	110,511	104,945	5.30%	8.00%
3	Changan	92,802	60,682	52.90%	6.70%
4	Geely	91,179	68,627	32.90%	6.60%
5	SAIC-Volkswagen	74,013	80,158	-7.70%	5.30%
6	GAC Toyota	67,029	53,094	26.20%	4.80%
7	SAIC-GM-Wuling	57,307	59,967	-4.40%	4.10%
8	Dongfeng Nissan	56,719	63,583	-10.80%	4.10%
9	SAIC-GM	53,021	73,021	-27.40%	3.80%
10	FAW Toyota	49,959	60,313	-17.20%	3.60%
11	BMW Brilliance	49,342	37,001	33.40%	3.60%
12	Beijing Benz	46,855	32,685	43.40%	3.40%
13	Great Wall Motor	39,472	55,666	-29.10%	2.80%
14	Chery	39,135	33,608	16.40%	2.80%
15	Dongfeng Honda	38,307	54,907	-30.20%	2.80%

Automakers with highest retail sales in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Automaker	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY	Share
1	BYD	316,417	184,134	71.8%	11.8%
2	FAW-Volkswagen	221,946	295,719	-24.9%	8.3%
3	Changan	209,825	204,238	2.7%	7.8%
4	Geely	179,526	201,117	-10.7%	6.7%
5	SAIC-Volkswagen	154,631	217,775	-29.0%	5.8%
6	GAC Toyota	128,142	140,731	-8.9%	4.8%
7	SAIC-GM	108,042	193,042	-44.0%	4.0%
8	BMW Brilliance	106,109	126,084	-15.8%	4.0%
9	Dongfeng Nissan	102,337	174,520	-41.4%	3.8%
10	SAIC-GM-Wuling	101,572	145,738	-30.3%	3.8%
11	FAW Toyota	93,746	101,158	-7.3%	3.5%
12	Beijing Benz	89,212	102,752	-13.2%	3.3%
13	Chery	80,269	110,194	-27.2%	3.0%
14	Great Wall Motor	77,205	145,407	-46.9%	2.9%
15	GAC Honda	76,136	131,678	-42.2%	2.8%

Automakers with highest wholesale sales in China in Feb 2023
Ranking	Automaker	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY	Share
1	BYD	191,664	90,268	112.3%	11.9%
2	Changan	116,407	69,014	68.7%	7.2%
3	Geely	108,701	78,478	38.5%	6.7%
4	FAW-Volkswagen	105,007	128,876	-18.5%	6.5%
5	Chery	96,553	54,405	77.5%	6.0%
6	Tesla China	74,402	56,515	31.7%	4.6%
7	SAIC-Volkswagen	73,303	90,604	-19.1%	4.5%
8	SAIC-GM	68,157	76,006	-10.3%	4.2%
9	Dongfeng Nissan	66,818	86,301	-22.6%	4.1%
10	GAC Toyota	63,200	50,100	26.1%	3.9%
11	SAIC Passenger Vehicle	58,336	64,007	-8.9%	3.6%
12	FAW Toyota	54,888	75,918	-27.7%	3.4%
13	BMW Brilliance	52,871	43,558	21.4%	3.3%
14	Beijing Benz	52,300	40,000	30.8%	3.2%
15	Great Wall Motor	51,053	59,155	-13.7%	3.2%

Automakers with highest wholesale sales in China in Jan-Feb 2023
Ranking	Automaker	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY	Share
1	BYD	341,828	185,623	84.2%	11.2%
2	Changan	239,881	228,247	5.1%	7.8%
3	FAW-Volkswagen	217,040	311,876	-30.4%	7.1%
4	Geely	212,153	224,858	-5.7%	6.9%
5	Chery	191,766	135,643	41.4%	6.3%
6	SAIC-Volkswagen	145,311	221,211	-34.3%	4.7%
7	Tesla China	140,453	116,360	20.7%	4.6%
8	GAC Toyota	138,700	150,000	-7.5%	4.5%
9	SAIC-GM	123,158	186,013	-33.8%	4.0%
10	SAIC Passenger Vehicle	113,630	130,241	-12.8%	3.7%
11	BMW Brilliance	111,138	122,645	-09.4%	3.6%
12	Dongfeng Nissan	101,837	213,424	-52.3%	3.3%
13	Great Wall Motor	100,892	158,073	-36.2%	3.3%
14	Beijing Benz	96,310	93,800	2.7%	3.1%
15	FAW Toyota	91,352	127,370	-28.3%	3.0%

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Tesla Model Y ranks No. 2 in top-selling SUVs in China in Feb

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March 9, 2023

BYD Song was the best-selling SUV in China in February with 51,592 retail sales, and the Model Y ranked No. 2 with 25,526 units.

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The Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) Model Y was the No. 2 best-selling SUV in China in February, with the BYD (OTCMKTS: BYDDY) Song taking the top spot by a significant margin.

Model Y retail sales in China in February were 25,526 units, up 37.3 percent from 18,593 units a year ago, according to data released today by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).

That puts the Tesla SUV at No. 2 on the list of best-selling SUVs in China, according to the CPCA's list.

The BYD Song topped the list with 51,592 retail sales in February, up 110.3 percent from 24,532 units in the same month last year.

BYD Yuan Plus retail sales in February were 20,279 units, up 349.1 percent from 4,515 units in the same month last year, and ranked third on the list.

In January-February, BYD Song retail sales were 101,301 units, up 115.6 percent year-on-year, making it the best-selling SUV in China for the first two months.

The Tesla Model Y came in second on the list with 39,710 units in the same period, up 13.6 percent year-on-year, and the Changan CS75 came in third with 35,030 units.

Notably, this is the first time the CPCA has not placed the Model Y in the ranking of high-end SUV sales with a starting price above 300,000 yuan ($43,080).

In the CPCA's previous lists, the Model Y has appeared in the premium SUV sales rankings, even though its starting price has been below RMB 300,000 after two major price cuts.

Tesla Model 3 sales in February were 8,397 units, up 82.3 percent from 4,607 units a year ago, according to the CPCA.

This puts the Model 3 at No. 7 among the best-selling new energy sedans in February.

The BYD Qin was the best-selling new energy sedan in February, with the NIO ET5 ranking 10th on the list with 6,471 units sold.

In January-February, the Tesla Model 3 retailed 21,056 units in China, placing it at No. 6 on the list of best-selling new energy sedans.

The NIO ET5 sold 12,266 units in January-February, ranking No. 9 on the list.

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NIO ET5 drops 1 spot in ranking of top-selling premium sedans in China

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NIO ET5 drops 1 spot in ranking of top-selling premium sedans in China

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March 9, 2023

NIO ET5 ranks No. 7 with 6,471 retail sales in February, surpassed by Audi A4L with 6,935 sales.

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NIO's (NYSE: NIO) ET5 electric sedan slipped in a China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) sales ranking of premium sedans, as it was passed by the Audi A4L last month.

With 6,471 retail sales in February, the ET5 ranked No. 7 in China for premium sedan sales starting at more than 300,000 yuan ($43,080), according to a list released today by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).

The ET5 ranking dropped one spot from January as the previously No. 7 Audi A4L outsold the ET5 with 6,935 units in February.

In January, the ET5 ranked No. 6 on the list with 5,795 retail sales, while the Audi A4L was ranked No. 7 with 4,943 units.

The ET5 is the cheapest in the NIO product array, with a starting price of RMB 328,000. Deliveries of the model began on September 30, 2022.

NIO delivered 12,157 vehicles in February, including 5,037 SUVs, and 7,120 sedans.

Considering that NIO's sedans include only the ET7 and ET5, this means that ET7 delivered 649 units in February.

The ET7 has failed to make the list for the past two months, and the flagship NIO sedan had 1,379 deliveries in December, when it ranked No. 10.

The Audi A6L was the best-selling premium sedan in China in February, with 12,167 units sold, and the top spot on the list in January was the BMW 5 Series.

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Mercedes-Benz C-Class came in second and third with 12,153 and 11,869 units respectively in February.

The BMW 5 Series and BMW 3 Series ranked fourth and fifth in February with 9,609 and 8,868 units respectively. The BMW 3 Series BEV ranked 8th with 2,976 units.

In January-February, the NIO ET5 ranked 6th with 12,266 units sold.

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class was the best-selling premium sedan in China in the first two months, with 26,696 units sold. The BMW 5 Series ranked second with 25,737 units.

The Audi A6L was No. 3 with 24,632 units, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class was No. 4 with 17,762 units and the BMW 3 Series was No. 5 with 16,627 units.

The Audi A4L ranked 7th with 11,878 units sold in January-February and the BMW 3 Series BEV ranked 8th with 6,600 units.

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NIO ET5 ranks No. 6 on list of best-selling premium sedans in China in Jan

Top-selling premium sedans at retail in China in Feb 2023

Ranking	Model	Feb 2023	Feb 2022	YoY
1	Audi A6L	12,167	8,153	49.2%
2	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	12,153	9,378	29.6%
3	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	11,869	5,298	124.0%
4	BMW 5 Series	9,609	9,352	2.7%
5	BMW 3 Series	8,868	10,185	-12.9%
6	Audi A4L	6,935	9,460	-26.7%
7	NIO ET5	6,471	NA	NA
8	BMW 3 Series BEV	2,976	NA	NA
9	Volvo S90	2,893	1,666	73.6%
10	Hongqi H9	1,159	1,477	-21.5%

Top-selling premium sedans at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023

Ranking	Model	Jan-Feb 2023	Jan-Feb 2022	YoY
1	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	26,696	30,398	-12.2%
2	BMW 5 Series	25,737	35,444	-27.4%
3	Audi A6L	24,632	21,220	16.1%
4	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	17,762	15,571	14.1%
5	BMW 3 Series	16,627	34,581	-51.9%
6	NIO ET5	12,266	NA	NA
7	Audi A4L	11,878	26,204	-54.7%
8	BMW 3 Series BEV	6,600	NA	NA
9	Volvo S90	5,174	4,552	13.7%
10	Hongqi H9	1,962	4,563	-57.0%

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China Feb retail sales of passenger NEVs up 32.8% from Jan to 439,000 units, CPCA data show

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March 8, 2023

In terms of retail sales, China's NEV penetration rate was 31.6 percent in February, up nearly 10 percentage points from a year ago and up from 25.7 percent in January.

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