China EV Battery Installations Hit 26.3 GWh in Feb as CATL Holds 49.1%
The top ten battery manufacturers recorded combined installations of 24.8 GWh, accounting for 94.3% of total installations.
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The top ten battery manufacturers recorded combined installations of 24.8 GWh, accounting for 94.3% of total installations.
February retail deliveries dropped sharply both YoY and MoM, though export momentum continued.
China’s new energy SUV market in February showed a pronounced concentration at the top of the rankings.
China remained the largest EV market with 646,000 units sold in Jan, accounting for 53% of global demand.
The top 15 automakers sold a combined 1.65 million NEVs, accounting for 96.5% of the total NEV market.
The 2025 hydrogen fuel cell vehicle market saw uneven quarterly distribution, with sales heavily reliant on a year-end policy push.
Among the top ten automotive brands by sales in Australia in February, four were Chinese brands.
The residual value rate for pure electric vehicles fell from 46.8% in January to 46.2%, while plug-in hybrid models declined from 44.8% to 44.5%.
China’s passenger vehicle price war, which has lasted nearly two years, is showing signs of easing at the start of 2026.
Chinese battery suppliers dominated global market with a combined 73.3% share among the top 10 companies.