BYD Tops Fortune China 500 Carmaker Rankings, Leapmotor Rises 151 Spots
The 2026 Fortune China 500 rankings show significant gains for new energy vehicle makers, with BYD leading and Leapmotor excelling.
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Li Auto Tops China NEV Residual Value Rankings in June, AITO Falls to Sixth
In June, Li Auto led China’s EV resale market, while AITO’s value declined sharply amid significant brand performance shifts.
China June 2026 Car Exports Hit 877K; NEV Exports Surge 153%
The June 2026 report reveals weakened domestic demand for passenger vehicles in China, but strong export growth, particularly in new-energy vehicles.
22 Million EV Chargers: China Solidifies World’s Largest Charging Network
China’s power grid has evolved into the world’s largest integrated service network, supporting green energy and a booming electric vehicle market.
China Car Sales Drop 23% in First 3 Weeks of June, NEV Share Hits 63.8%
Passenger vehicle retail sales in China declined 23% year-on-year in June, although demand is gradually improving with NEVs driving market growth amid challenging conditions.
L2+ ADAS in 87.4% of China’s New Energy Passenger Cars in Jan-April
China’s NEV market sees rising ADAS adoption and sales, with intelligent driving features becoming standard as competition shifts to software and efficiency.
China B-Class SUV Sales Rise 9% YoY in May as Model Y, Li i6 Lead
In May, China’s passenger vehicle market struggled, but B-class SUVs thrived, with wholesale volume up 9% year-on-year, despite overall declines in retail sales.
May NEV Average Prices Hit 169K RMB as China’s Market Shifts Upscale
China’s vehicle prices rose to 173K RMB in May, led by new energy models, amid a shift towards premium sales and weakening demand for lower-priced segments.
China’s Used-Car Supply Tops 770k in May, HIMA Resale Values Fall
The China Automobile Dealers Association’s May 2026 report shows a recovering used-car market with increased listings and rising consumer demand, particularly for subcompact vehicles, despite declines in overall value retention among luxury brands.
China Imports 27K Cars in April, Down 33% YoY
China’s auto imports fell 33% in April to 27K units, extending a long-term decline, while NEV imports dropped sharply to just 2% share. Japan remained the top source, with Lexus leading the luxury segment as demand shifts toward domestic models.