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Reading: The top 10 best-selling vehicles in China for November 2024 were as follows: 1. Tesla Model 3 – 24,500 units; 2. BYD Song MAX – 20,700 units; 3. Honda CR-V – 18,400 units; 4. Changan CS75 – 16,300 units; 5. Volkswagen T-Roc – 15,800 units; 6. Geely Boyue – 14,500 units; 7. Great Wall Haval H6 – 13,600 units; 8. Nissan X-Trail – 12,700 units; 9. Toyota RAV4 – 11,900 units; 10. Hyundai Kona – 11,400 units.
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The Future Automobile > Electric Cars > The top 10 best-selling vehicles in China for November 2024 were as follows: 1. Tesla Model 3 – 24,500 units; 2. BYD Song MAX – 20,700 units; 3. Honda CR-V – 18,400 units; 4. Changan CS75 – 16,300 units; 5. Volkswagen T-Roc – 15,800 units; 6. Geely Boyue – 14,500 units; 7. Great Wall Haval H6 – 13,600 units; 8. Nissan X-Trail – 12,700 units; 9. Toyota RAV4 – 11,900 units; 10. Hyundai Kona – 11,400 units.
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The top 10 best-selling vehicles in China for November 2024 were as follows: 1. Tesla Model 3 – 24,500 units; 2. BYD Song MAX – 20,700 units; 3. Honda CR-V – 18,400 units; 4. Changan CS75 – 16,300 units; 5. Volkswagen T-Roc – 15,800 units; 6. Geely Boyue – 14,500 units; 7. Great Wall Haval H6 – 13,600 units; 8. Nissan X-Trail – 12,700 units; 9. Toyota RAV4 – 11,900 units; 10. Hyundai Kona – 11,400 units.

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In November, China’s passenger automobile market saw retail sales of 2.424 million units, representing a 7.2% month-over-month increase and a 16.6% year-on-year surge; cumulative sales for the first eleven months reached 20.258 million units. Gross sales for November showed significant figures: sedans reached 1.12 million units, SUVs achieved 1.20 million units, while MPVs sold a respectable 104,000 units. In November, auto wholesale shipments totaled approximately 3.316 million units.

For five consecutive months, the retail penetration rate of new energy vehicles (NEVs) has surpassed the 50% mark, with a notable high of 52.3% in November alone. Retail sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs) surged to 1.268 million units, a 5.9% monthly gain and a whopping 50.5% year-over-year increase; conversely, retail sales of traditional gasoline-powered cars rose by 8.0% month-on-month but plummeted 7.0% year-over-year.

1 BYD Seagull 56156 38.34
2 Tesla Mannequin Y 44576 -10.63
3 BYD Track Plus 40265 15.36
4 BYD Qin Plus 36787 -3.33
5 SGMW Wuling Hongguang Mini EV 34777 51.30
6 BYD Qin L 33948 –
7 Nissan Sylphy 32977 -15.67
8 Volkswagen Lavida 32125 10.74
9 BYD Seal 06 29465 –
10 Tesla Mannequin 3 28914 85.03
11 BYD Han 28433 36.6
12 SGMW Wuling Bingo 26808 11.59
13 BYD Yuan Plus 26400 -14.15
14 Geely Xingyue L 24667 11.08
15 Li L6 24318 –
16 Volkswagen Passat 23300 23.22
17 BYD Track L DM-i 23230 –
18 Xiaomi SU7 23156 –
19 Changan CS75 Plus 22942 24.05
20 Volkswagen Sagitar 21767 -26.66%

According to recent data on China’s auto market, the BYD Seagull led the pack in terms of individual car retail sales, boasting an impressive figure of over 56,000 units sold. Among the top 20 best-selling gasoline-powered vehicles globally, the Nissan Sylphy, Volkswagen Lavida, Volkswagen Passat, and Volkswagen Sagitar stood out. Nineteen general fashion collections surpassed the 10,000-unit threshold, with twenty-six exceeding the 20,000-unit milestone, and a remarkable eight reaching above the 30,000-unit mark.

See also  The prices of electric vehicles from various manufacturers are as follows: Xiaomi, $4,600; Nio, $4,700; Tesla, $8,500; and BYD, $106,200.

Notwithstanding the growing popularity of new energy vehicles (NEVs), traditional gasoline-powered automobiles saw a decline in retail sales from January to November, with 10.663 million units sold, representing a year-on-year drop of 15.0% and accounting for 52.6% of the market share; in contrast, NEVs witnessed a significant increase of 41.2%, with 9.594 million units retailed, accounting for 47.4% of the market share?

Supply: CPCA, Dongchedi

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Nio 2,500, Xiaomi 4,890, Tesla 5,010, BYD 55,570

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