Chinese passenger car sales rise for a third month in April
- China's passenger car sales rose for a third consecutive month in April 2025, reaching 1.78 million units nationwide.
- This growth follows government subsidies for auto trade-ins, which cushioned consumer sentiment amid rising U.S. Tariffs and ongoing price competition.
- Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, classified as new energy vehicles, accounted for over half of April’s sales with a 33.9% annual increase.
- The China Passenger Car Association reported an overall 14.8% year-on-year sales rise in April and a 8.2% increase for the first four months of 2025.
- Despite domestic gains, Chinese car exports declined by 2.2% in April, reflecting trade disruptions linked to U.S. Tariff increases and shifting market dynamics.
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