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In November, SAIC-Volkswagen sold 123,000 vehicles, with a market share of 5.1%, ranking seventh in automobile retail sales in China.
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The ID.UNYX is the first all-electric vehicle manufactured by the Volkswagen Anhui joint venture.
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Over the past nine months, BYD's lead has been expanding, with Tesla ranking rising to 12th.
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BYD continues to hold the first place. BYD has been the sales champion for 8 consecutive months.
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After a 16% price cut, the monthly sales of the Volkswagen ID.3 in China broke the historical record for the model.
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The leading Chinese organization tracking auto owner's complaints, said it got 12,414 complaints in Q2 2023, 137% more YoY.
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BYD's sales exceeded 1 million vehicles, and Tesla entered the Chinese market for the first time in the top 10 of the first half of the year.
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Tesla's large-scale end-of-quarter deliveries pushed the sales ranking to sixth this month, and Model Y was the best-selling model in June.
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Volkswagen's EV share in China market is now below 3% due to competition from rivals like BYD, Tesla and Aion.
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The front motor is 80 kW, rear motor is 150 kW.
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