ICE Car Sales Continue to Plummet in China, the Top 16 Cars Are Now EVs
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Among the ten most-purchased models in China, there is no longer a car in May that is powered only by a combustion engine. For the world's largest car nation, this is a historic cut.
China's auto sales in May fell 22.1% year-on-year, with retail sales of gasoline-powered vehicles declining by 39%. Furthermore, automakers' profits continue to decline, and the total accounts payable and invoices of 18 listed automakers exceed one trillion yuan. May Sales Decline: Entry-Level Electric Vehicles Face Survival Crisis The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) released its "2026 May National Passenger Car Market Analysis Report" …
China's May Top 10 Best-Selling Cars Are All-Electric Models
All of the top ten best-selling vehicle models in China last month were new energy vehicles, reflecting the rapid decline of traditional fuel-powered cars in the mainstream market. The most sought-after car in May was the Xingyuan, a compact electric vehicle developed by Geely, with sales reaching 38,751 units, according to retail data compiled by DCar. Tesla’s Model Y followed closely with 28,911 units sold, with Xiaomi’s SU7, Leapmotor’s A10, …
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