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Zeekr delivers 6,663 vehicles in Mar, up 22% from Feb

In the first quarter, delivered 15,234 units, up 84.86 percent year-on-year, but down 53.08 percent from the fourth quarter.

Zeekr's deliveries continued to rebound in March, although the first-quarter figure was down significantly from the fourth quarter.

Zeekr delivered 6,663 vehicles in March, up 271.20 percent from 1,795 in the same month last year and up 22.14 percent from 5,455 in February, according to data it released today.

In the first quarter, Zeekr delivered 15,234 vehicles, up 84.86 percent from 8,241 in the same period last year, but down 53.08 percent from 32,467 in the fourth quarter.

The decline in Zeekr's deliveries in the first quarter was primarily due to a 21-day production halt at its Ningbo, Zhejiang plant around the Chinese New Year holiday. The plant resumed production on February 1. January 21 to January 27 was this year's Chinese New Year holiday.

The shutdown resulted in Zeekr delivering only 3,116 vehicles in January, a new low since April 2022.

Zeekr was officially launched as an independent company in March 2021, with its first model, the Zeekr 001, launched on April 15, 2021, and deliveries beginning in October 2021.

On November 1, 2022, Zeekr's second model, the Zeekr 009 MPV, was launched, and its deliveries began on January 15.

As of March 31, Zeekr's cumulative deliveries since inception were 93,182.

Zeekr plans to see sales double from last year to 140,000 units in 2023 and will release two new models, its CEO said in an internal letter earlier this year.

The company's next model is expected to be the Zeekr X, which already made it onto a regulatory filing list in February.

Regulatory filing: Zeekr X to be offered in 4- and 5-seat versions

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XPeng delivers 7,002 vehicles in Mar, up 16.5% from Feb

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delivered 7,002 vehicles in March, a 16.5 percent increase over the previous month. total deliveries for the first quarter of 2023 reached 18,230 vehicles.

XPeng's guidance for deliveries in the first quarter was 18,000 to 19,000 units and revenue guidance was RMB 4 billion to RMB 4.2 billion when it announced its fourth-quarter earnings on March 17.

Below is its press release, as the CnEVPost article is being updated.

XPeng Inc. (“XPENG” or the “Company,” NYSE: XPEV and HKEX: 9868), a leading Chinese smart electric vehicle (“Smart EV”) company, today announced its vehicle delivery results for March and the first quarter 2023.

In March 2023, XPENG delivered 7,002 Smart EVs, representing a 17% increase over the prior month. Total deliveries for the first quarter of 2023 reached 18,230 vehicles.

The new sports sedan P7i, launched in March for the Chinese market, has generated favorable market reception and its order backlog is gathering strong momentum. A total of 3,030 P7 series sedans were delivered in March, representing a 32% increase month-over-month.

The launch of the new P7i also boosted the Company's store traffic, pushing test drive volume to recent heights. Delivery of the P7i began nationwide in March.

On March 31, 2023, XPENG began the rollout of the first phase of XNGP (NGP: Navigation Guided Pilot) to XPENG G9 Max and P7i Max customers in Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Shanghai, and to XPENG P5 P version customers in Shanghai.

XNGP is China's leading full scenario ADAS platform available in mass-produced models. The Company is accelerating the implementation of XNGP to multiple models across multiple cities in China.

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NIO delivers 10,378 vehicles in Mar, down 14.6% from Feb

delivered 31,041 vehicles in the first quarter, slightly above the lower end of its previous guidance range of 31,000 to 33,000 vehicles.  |  NIO US | NIO HK | NIO SG

NIO (NYSE: NIO) delivered fewer vehicles in March than in February, with the first quarter figure barely above the lower end of the previous guidance range.

NIO delivered 10,378 vehicles in March, up 3.94 percent from 9,985 a year ago but down 14.6 percent from 12,157 in February, according to figures it announced today.

That delivery volume included 3,203 SUVs, and 7,175 sedans, the company said, without providing a breakdown of the different models.

NIO delivered 31,041 vehicles in the first quarter, slightly above the lower end of its previous guidance range of 31,000 to 33,000 vehicles.

The deliveries were up 20.46 percent from 25,768 units in the same period last year, though down 22.5 percent from 40,052 in the fourth quarter.

NIO's guidance for first-quarter revenue was RMB 10.93 billion to RMB 11.54 billion when it announced its fourth-quarter earnings results on March 1.

As of March 31, cumulative deliveries of NIO vehicles reached 320,597 units.

Beginning March 28, NIO has rolled out the deployment of its third generation of swap stations in China, each with a service capacity of up to 408 swaps per day, the company said.

As of March 31, NIO had deployed 1,339 battery swap stations and 1,285 charging stations, including 6,467 chargers, worldwide. It also has 1,154 destination charging stations worldwide, including 7,993 chargers.

NIO will accelerate the expansion of its battery swap network and plans to install 1,000 battery swap stations in 2023, it said, repeating a previous goal.

NIO has been gradually releasing NOP+ Beta to NIO Technology 2.0 (NT 2.0) based vehicles. Since its debut on December 27, 2022, more than 30,000 users have activated and participated in the NOP+ Beta, accumulating more than 15 million kilometers, it said today.

Powered by NIO's internally developed full-stack smart driving technology and closed-loop data management, NOP+ Beta has achieved significant improvements in peace of mind, comfort and efficiency, it said.

Going forward, NIO will progressively deliver more features through over-the-air updates to continuously enhance the user's smart driving experience, the company said.

NIO CFO says confident of meeting this year's sales target

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Global EV battery market share in Jan-Feb: CATL 33.9%, BYD 18.2%

's share in January-February was the same as in January, while saw its share rise.

CATL and BYD remained the top two players in the global EV battery market in the first two months, with the former's share remaining stable and the latter rising.

In January and February, the total battery consumption of EVs registered in each country was about 75.2 GWh, up 39.0 percent from the previous year, according to data released today by South Korean market research firm SNE Research.

CATL's battery installed base in January-February was 25.5 GWh, up 34 percent from 19.0 GWh in the same period last year.

The Chinese battery giant continues to rank first with a 33.9 percent share, the only global battery maker with a share of more than 30 percent.

CATL's share in January-February was the same as in January, but down 1.2 percentage points from 35.1 percent a year ago.

CATL's batteries are in high demand in passenger cars, including Model 3, Model Y, SAIC's Mulan, ET5 and the Chinese commercial vehicle market, and is expected to maintain its No. 1 position, SNE Research said.

BYD installed 13.7 GWh of power batteries in January-February, up 122.6 percent from 6.1 GWh in the same period last year.

The company ranked second with 18.2 percent market share in the first two months, up from 11.3 percent in the same period last year and up from 17.6 percent in January.

BYD is gaining traction in China's domestic market with its competitive pricing by establishing a vertically integrated supply chain management, including self-supply of batteries and vehicle manufacturing, SNE Research said.

LG Energy Solution saw a 51.9 percent year-on-year increase in power battery installed base of 10.0 GWh in January-February.

The South Korean company ranked third in the world with a 13.3 percent share, up from 12.2 percent a year earlier.

Japan's Panasonic ranked fourth with a 10.4 percent share, South Korea's SK On was fifth with 5.5 percent and Samsung SDI was sixth with 4.9 percent.

China's CALB, Gotion High-tech, Eve Energy and Sunwoda ranked seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth respectively, with shares of 3.4 percent, 2.0 percent, 1.8 percent and 1.4 percent respectively in January-February.

CATL's share in global EV battery market slips in Jan, BYD rises

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CPCA expects China’s Mar NEV retail sales to rise 27.5% from Feb to 560,000 units

The overall market is recovering at a slower pace than previously expected due to increased consumer wait-and-see sentiment caused by big price cuts, the CPCA said.

The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) expects China's new energy vehicle (NEV) sales to continue to recover this month from last month, although growth in the overall passenger car market remains slow.

Retail sales of passenger vehicles in China are expected to be 1.59 million units in March, flat from a year ago and up 14.5 percent from February, the CPCA said in a report late last night.

Among them, retail sales of NEVs are expected to be 560,000 units, up 25.8 percent from a year ago and up 27.5 percent from February, with a penetration rate of 35.2 percent, according to the report.

In mid-March, the overall market discount rate for passenger cars in China was about 14.4 percent, up from 13.9 percent at the end of February, indicating intense price competition in sales channels, the report said.

The Chinese car market performed poorly in January-February amid multiple unfavorable factors, and demand began to be released in March, the CPCA said.

However, the overall market recovered at a slower pace than previously expected due to increased consumer wait-and-see sentiment caused by car companies' price-cut marketing, the report said.

Large discounts offered by car companies in Hubei province in early March attracted a lot of consumer attention, but at the same time led to a wait-and-see mood among consumers in other provinces and cities, the CPCA said.

Other local governments have since introduced subsidy policies and car brands have followed suit with promotions, which have boosted store traffic but limited actual order conversion, the CPCA said.

Consumer wait-and-see sentiment further increased, negatively impacting the auto market, the report said.

Average daily retail sales for major Chinese automakers in the first and second weeks of March were 31,500 and 36,700, down 16 percent and 18 percent year-on-year, respectively, according to the report.

Average daily retail sales in the third week are expected to be 40,800, up 10 percent year-on-year, mainly due to a low base from last year as a result of the Covid outbreak in the same period last year.

Considering the upward pulse of car sales at the end of the quarter and promotional policies in some regions, the auto market is expected to maintain its rebound in the fourth and fifth weeks, the CPCA said.

The CPCA usually releases estimates of passenger vehicle sales at the end of the month, with preliminary data released early the following month, followed by final data.

It estimated February NEV retail sales in China at around 400,000 units on February 22, released a preliminary figure of 438,000 units on March 7, and released a final figure of 439,000 units on March 8.

CAAM calls for return to normal order in China's auto industry as price war disrupts sector

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China Feb EV battery installations: Total volume up 36% from Jan, CATL share down slightly

's share in February was essentially unchanged from January, while CALB's share grew significantly.

China's power battery installed base rebounded in February compared to January, though 's share declined slightly and CALB's share increased significantly.

In February, China's power battery installed base was 21.9 GWh, up 60.4 percent year-on-year and up 36.0 percent from January, according to data released today by the China Automotive Battery Innovation Alliance (CABIA).

CATL's power battery installed base in February was 9.60 GWh, continuing to rank first with a 43.76 percent share, but down from 44.41 percent in January.

BYD installed 7.50 GWh of power batteries in February, ranking second with a 34.19 percent share, essentially unchanged from January's 34.12 percent share.

CALB saw significant market share gains in February, as the company installed 1.62 GWh of power batteries in the month, ranking third with a 7.39 percent share, up 2.46 percentage points from 4.93 percent in January.

Gotion High-tech ranked fourth with an installed base of 0.78 GWh and a 3.58 percent share in February, while Eve Energy ranked fifth with an installed base of 0.71 GWh and a 3.25 percent share.

China's ternary Li-ion battery installed base in February was 6.7 GWh, accounting for 30.6 percent of total installed base, up 15.0 percent year-on-year and up 23.7 percent from January.

The installed base of LFP batteries was 15.2 GWh, accounting for 69.3 percent of the total installed base, up 95.3 percent year-on-year and up 42.2 percent from January.

In the ternary Li-ion battery market, CATL ranked first with 65.53 percent of the total installed base of 4.40 GWh in February.

CALB and LG Energy Solution ranked second and third in the ternary battery market with 10.93 percent and 7.49 percent shares, respectively.

In the LFP battery market, BYD installed 7.50 GWh in February, topping the list with a 49.37 percent share, the second consecutive month it ranked first in this segment.

BYD's power batteries are mainly LFP batteries, which are mainly used in the company's own new energy vehicle (NEV) models.

CATL ranked second in the LFP market with 34.19 percent of the total installed base of 5.20 GWh in February.

CALB and Gotion High-tech ranked third and fourth in the LFP battery market with 5.84 percent and 4.82 percent shares, respectively.

CATL's share in global EV battery market slips in Jan, BYD rises

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

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

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 '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
RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1 Qin30,54024,50124.6%
2Hongguang Mini EV30,26726,11615.9%
3Nissan Sylphy26,10228,519-8.5%
4BYD Dolphin22,6828,561164.9%
5Volkswagen Lavida21,26926,707-20.4%
6Aion S16,8273,380397.8%
7Volkswagen Sagitar14,52612,54015.8%
8Toyota Camry14,40114,2281.2%
9Honda Accord13,21813,816-4.3%
10Toyota Levin13,2009,14244.4%
11Toyota Corolla12,89915,595-17.3%
12 Emgrand12,34712,574-1.8%
13BYD Han12,2659,28432.1%
14Audi A6L12,1678,15349.2%
15Mercedes-Benz E-Class12,1539,37829.6%
Top-selling sedans at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1Nissan Sylphy49,60978,501-36.8%
2Volkswagen Lavida48,18671,995-33.1%
3Wuling Hongguang Mini46,68352,798-11.6%
4BYD Qin44,72551,043-12.4%
5BYD Dolphin40,26419,163110.1%
6Volkswagen Sagitar34,98040,275-13.1%
7Toyota Camry28,79739,178-26.5%
8Honda Accord27,81236,723-24.3%
9Mercedes-Benz E-Class26,69630,398-12.2%
10BMW 5 Series25,73735,444-27.4%
11Toyota Corolla25,48926,242-2.9%
12Audi A6L24,63221,22016.1%
13Geely Emgrand24,49132,825-25.4%
14BYD Han23,98322,0648.7%
15Volkswagen Bora23,59632,040-26.4%
Top-selling high-end sedans at retail in China in Feb 2023
RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1Audi A6L12,1678,15349.2%
2Mercedes-Benz E-Class12,1539,37829.6%
3Mercedes-Benz C-Class11,8695,298124.0%
4BMW 5 Series9,6099,3522.7%
5BMW 3 Series8,86810,185-12.9%
6Audi A4L6,9359,460-26.7%
7 ET56,471NANA
8BMW 3 Series BEV2,976NANA
9Volvo S902,8931,66673.6%
10Hongqi H91,1591,477-21.5%
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
RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1Mercedes-Benz E-Class26,69630,398-12.2%
2BMW 5 Series25,73735,444-27.4%
3Audi A6L24,63221,22016.1%
4Mercedes-Benz C-Class17,76215,57114.1%
5BMW 3 Series16,62734,581-51.9%
6NIO ET512,266NANA
7Audi A4L11,87826,204-54.7%
8BMW 3 Series BEV6,600NANA
9Volvo S905,1744,55213.7%
10Hongqi H91,9624,563-57.0%
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
RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1BYD Qin30,54024,50124.6%
2Wuling Hongguang Mini30,26726,11615.9%
3BYD Dolphin22,6828,561164.9%
4Aion S16,8273,380397.8%
5BYD Han12,2659,28432.1%
6Changan Lumin9,105NANA
7Tesla Model 38,3974,60782.3%
8BYD Seal7,754NANA
9Geely Panda Mini6,661NANA
10NIO ET56,471NANA
11BYD Destroyer 054,760NANA
12Shenlan SL034,103NANA
13Chery QQ Ice Cream3,1346,442-51.4%
14BMW 3 Series BEV2,976NANA
15Buick Velite 62,9232,01445.1%
Top-selling new energy sedans at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1Wuling Hongguang Mini46,68352,798-11.6%
2BYD Qin44,72551,043-12.4%
3BYD Dolphin40,26419,163110.1%
4BYD Han23,98322,0648.7%
5Aion S21,91810,429110.2%
6Tesla Model 321,0567,595177.2%
7BYD Seal14,372NANA
8Changan Lumin13,816NANA
9NIO ET512,266NANA
10Shenlan SL0310,240NANA
11BYD Destroyer 059,616NANA
12Hongqi E-QM59,1741,130711.9%
13Geely Panda Mini6,661NANA
14BMW 3 Series BEV6,600NANA
15Chery QQ Ice Cream5,87016,426-64.3%
Top-selling SUVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1BYD Song51,59224,532110.3%
2Tesla Model Y25,52618,59337.3%
3BYD Yuan Plus20,2794,515349.1%
4Haval H616,48918,790-12.2%
5Honda CR-V14,05222,260-36.9%
6Changan CS7513,41012,2979.1%
7Changan CS5513,0865,013161.0%
8Aion Y12,9962,986335.2%
9BYD Tang12,02910,02620.0%
10Geely Boyue L11,637NANA
11Hongqi HS511,3209,10624.3%
12BMW X311,3178,81928.3%
13Nissan Qashqai9,7049,743-0.4%
14Geely Xingyue L9,6117,02236.9%
15Toyota Wildlander9,3837,99417.4%
Top-selling SUVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1BYD Song101,30146,981115.60%
2Tesla Model Y39,71034,95113.60%
3Changan CS7535,03044,419-21.10%
4BYD Yuan Plus34,6216,515431.40%
5Haval H633,15252,108-36.40%
6Changan CS5526,10634,864-25.10%
7Geely Boyue L25,272NANA
8Mercedes-Benz GLC23,12532,289-28.40%
9BMW X321,93028,361-22.70%
10Honda CR-V21,69039,875-45.60%
11BYD Tang20,57118,8739.00%
12Geely Xingyue L19,85918,5057.30%
13Hongqi HS517,94725,385-29.30%
14Geely Binyue17,90014,95219.70%
15Aion Y17,7889,39989.30%
Top-selling high-end SUVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1BMW X311,3178,81928.3%
2Mercedes-Benz GLC8,8089,958-11.5%
3Audi Q5L8,4148,859-5.0%
4 L88,192NANA
5Li Auto Li L97,299NANA
6BMW X57,034NANA
7Mercedes-Benz GLB5,9543,03096.5%
8Volvo XC604,9733,08561.2%
9Cadillac XT53,4833,15410.4%
10Volkswagen Teramont3,0852,65516.2%
Top-selling high-end SUVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1Mercedes-Benz GLC23,12532,289-28.4%
2BMW X321,93028,361-22.7%
3BMW X517,728NANA
4Li Auto Li L915,295NANA
5Audi Q5L14,88125,921-42.6%
6Li Auto L814,291NANA
7Volvo XC609,7698,24918.4%
8Mercedes-Benz GLB9,1389,537-4.2%
9Volkswagen Teramont5,9457,491-20.6%
10Cadillac XT54,3408,331-47.9%
Top-selling new energy SUVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1BYD Song51,59222,754126.70%
2Tesla Model Y25,52618,59337.30%
3BYD Yuan Plus20,2794,515349.10%
4Aion Y12,9962,986335.20%
5BYD Tang12,02910,02620.00%
6Li Auto L88,192NANA
7Li Auto Li L97,299NANA
8BYD Frigate 076,429NANA
9 V5,0134,07323.10%
10 0014,8392,91665.90%
11Smart #13,616NANA
12Neta U3,0123,044-1.10%
13BMW X32,8591,47294.20%
14NIO ES62,8483,309-13.90%
15AITO M52,2981,061116.60%
Top-selling new energy SUVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1BYD Song101,30143,476133.0%
2Zeekr 00139,71034,95113.6%
3Tesla Model Y34,6216,515431.4%
4BYD Yuan Plus20,57118,8739.0%
5BYD Tang17,7889,39989.3%
6Aion Y15,295NANA
7Li Auto Li L914,291NANA
8Li Auto L811,472NANA
9BYD Frigate 078,50010,555-19.5%
10Neta V7,9556,44623.4%
11Smart #16,786NANA
12BMW X35,1223,20359.9%
13AITO M55,0301,876168.1%
14Neta U4,0247,571-46.8%
15NIO ES63,7208,556-56.5%
Top-selling MPVs at retail in China in Feb 2023
RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1Wuling Hongguang12,93317,847-27.50%
2Buick GL88,0119,090-11.90%
3Denza D97,325NANA
4GAC Trumpchi M86,3315,00126.60%
5Toyota Sienna5,6534,12037.20%
6Toyota Granvia4,384NANA
7Wuling Jiachen3,921NANA
8GAC Trumpchi M63,7452,03983.70%
9Dongfeng Fengxing Lingzhi2,9193,357-13.00%
10Honda Elysion2,7502,49710.10%
11Honda Odyssey2,0333,069-33.80%
12Brilliance Xinyuan Jinhaishi1,700781117.70%
13JAC Ruifeng1,6861,00767.40%
14Buick Century1,614NANA
15Mercedes-Benz Vito1,40884766.20%
Top-selling MPVs at retail in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1Wuling Hongguang23,41543,910-46.70%
2Denza D913,763NANA
3Toyota Sienna12,2748,44945.30%
4Buick GL811,32825,147-55.00%
5GAC Trumpchi M810,8627,01055.00%
6Wuling Jiachen8,553NANA
7GAC Trumpchi M66,2528,350-25.10%
8Toyota Granvia6,234NANA
9Honda Elysion4,2974,788-10.30%
10Dongfeng Fengxing Lingzhi4,0908,399-51.30%
11Honda Odyssey3,7927,921-52.10%
12Buick Century3,204NANA
13JAC Ruifeng3,1863,606-11.60%
14Brilliance Xinyuan Jinhaishi2,1651,14189.70%
15Mercedes-Benz V-Class2,0642,797-26.20%
Automakers with highest retail sales of NEVs in China in Feb 2023
RankingAutomakerFeb 2023Feb 2022YoYShare
1BYD176,66286,669103.8%39.8%
2Tesla China33,92323,20046.2%7.6%
3SAIC-GM-Wuling32,70929,22911.9%7.4%
430,0868,526252.9%6.8%
5Geely22,39113,69763.5%5.0%
6Changan19,1065,560243.6%4.3%
7Li Auto16,6208,41497.5%3.7%
8NIO12,1576,13198.3%2.7%
9Neta10,0737,11741.5%2.3%
10Chery7,99910,718-25.4%1.8%
11Great Wall Motor7,4056,34716.7%1.7%
12BMW Brilliance6,5682,762137.8%1.5%
13FAW-Volkswagen6,0694,93423.0%1.4%
146,0106,225-3.5%1.4%
15SAIC-GM3,6942,20867.3%0.8%
Automakers with highest retail sales of NEVs in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingAutomakerJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoYShare
1BYD316,417179,45776.3%40.8%
2Tesla China60,76642,54642.8%7.8%
3SAIC-GM-Wuling50,43359,563-15.3%6.5%
4GAC Aion40,29224,55764.1%5.2%
5Changan37,33215,412142.2%4.8%
6Geely32,67431,1025.1%4.2%
7Li Auto31,76120,68253.6%4.1%
8NIO20,66315,78330.9%2.7%
9Neta16,08918,126-11.2%2.1%
10BMW Brilliance13,7057,98671.6%1.8%
11Chery13,29331,367-57.6%1.7%
12Great Wall Motor12,47419,720-36.7%1.6%
13XPeng11,22819,147-41.4%1.4%
14FAW Hongqi11,0591,802513.7%1.4%
15FAW-Volkswagen9,57210,442-8.3%1.2%
Automakers with highest retail sales in China in Feb 2023
RankingAutomakerFeb 2023Feb 2022YoYShare
1BYD176,66289,10298.30%12.70%
2FAW-Volkswagen110,511104,9455.30%8.00%
3Changan92,80260,68252.90%6.70%
4Geely91,17968,62732.90%6.60%
5SAIC-Volkswagen74,01380,158-7.70%5.30%
6GAC Toyota67,02953,09426.20%4.80%
7SAIC-GM-Wuling57,30759,967-4.40%4.10%
8Dongfeng Nissan56,71963,583-10.80%4.10%
9SAIC-GM53,02173,021-27.40%3.80%
10FAW Toyota49,95960,313-17.20%3.60%
11BMW Brilliance49,34237,00133.40%3.60%
12Beijing Benz46,85532,68543.40%3.40%
13Great Wall Motor39,47255,666-29.10%2.80%
14Chery39,13533,60816.40%2.80%
15Dongfeng Honda38,30754,907-30.20%2.80%
Automakers with highest retail sales in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingAutomakerJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoYShare
1BYD316,417184,13471.8%11.8%
2FAW-Volkswagen221,946295,719-24.9%8.3%
3Changan209,825204,2382.7%7.8%
4Geely179,526201,117-10.7%6.7%
5SAIC-Volkswagen154,631217,775-29.0%5.8%
6GAC Toyota128,142140,731-8.9%4.8%
7SAIC-GM108,042193,042-44.0%4.0%
8BMW Brilliance106,109126,084-15.8%4.0%
9Dongfeng Nissan102,337174,520-41.4%3.8%
10SAIC-GM-Wuling101,572145,738-30.3%3.8%
11FAW Toyota93,746101,158-7.3%3.5%
12Beijing Benz89,212102,752-13.2%3.3%
13Chery80,269110,194-27.2%3.0%
14Great Wall Motor77,205145,407-46.9%2.9%
15GAC Honda76,136131,678-42.2%2.8%
Automakers with highest wholesale sales in China in Feb 2023
RankingAutomakerFeb 2023Feb 2022YoYShare
1BYD191,66490,268112.3%11.9%
2Changan116,40769,01468.7%7.2%
3Geely108,70178,47838.5%6.7%
4FAW-Volkswagen105,007128,876-18.5%6.5%
5Chery96,55354,40577.5%6.0%
6Tesla China74,40256,51531.7%4.6%
7SAIC-Volkswagen73,30390,604-19.1%4.5%
8SAIC-GM68,15776,006-10.3%4.2%
9Dongfeng Nissan66,81886,301-22.6%4.1%
10GAC Toyota63,20050,10026.1%3.9%
11SAIC Passenger Vehicle58,33664,007-8.9%3.6%
12FAW Toyota54,88875,918-27.7%3.4%
13BMW Brilliance52,87143,55821.4%3.3%
14Beijing Benz52,30040,00030.8%3.2%
15Great Wall Motor51,05359,155-13.7%3.2%
Automakers with highest wholesale sales in China in Jan-Feb 2023
RankingAutomakerJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoYShare
1BYD341,828185,62384.2%11.2%
2Changan239,881228,2475.1%7.8%
3FAW-Volkswagen217,040311,876-30.4%7.1%
4Geely212,153224,858-5.7%6.9%
5Chery191,766135,64341.4%6.3%
6SAIC-Volkswagen145,311221,211-34.3%4.7%
7Tesla China140,453116,36020.7%4.6%
8GAC Toyota138,700150,000-7.5%4.5%
9SAIC-GM123,158186,013-33.8%4.0%
10SAIC Passenger Vehicle113,630130,241-12.8%3.7%
11BMW Brilliance111,138122,645-09.4%3.6%
12Dongfeng Nissan101,837213,424-52.3%3.3%
13Great Wall Motor100,892158,073-36.2%3.3%
14Beijing Benz96,31093,8002.7%3.1%
15FAW Toyota91,352127,370-28.3%3.0%

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

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 (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 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

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

RankingModelFeb 2023Feb 2022YoY
1Audi A6L12,1678,15349.2%
2Mercedes-Benz E-Class12,1539,37829.6%
3Mercedes-Benz C-Class11,8695,298124.0%
4BMW 5 Series9,6099,3522.7%
5BMW 3 Series8,86810,185-12.9%
6Audi A4L6,9359,460-26.7%
7NIO ET56,471NANA
8BMW 3 Series BEV2,976NANA
9Volvo S902,8931,66673.6%
10Hongqi H91,1591,477-21.5%

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

RankingModelJan-Feb 2023Jan-Feb 2022YoY
1Mercedes-Benz E-Class26,69630,398-12.2%
2BMW 5 Series25,73735,444-27.4%
3Audi A6L24,63221,22016.1%
4Mercedes-Benz C-Class17,76215,57114.1%
5BMW 3 Series16,62734,581-51.9%
6NIO ET512,266NANA
7Audi A4L11,87826,204-54.7%
8BMW 3 Series BEV6,600NANA
9Volvo S905,1744,55213.7%
10Hongqi H91,9624,563-57.0%

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