A sharp sale of vehicles in China fell sharply

The sale of the ordinary is very oscillated in the first two months of the year because of the beginning of the Chinese Lunar Year that ‘fell’ in January & Ccaron, and last February & Ccaron; Citrok, at the same time, went to the Sla & Dstro-Dstro-Dstro-Salone because Beijing had announced the abolition of the incentive to buy at the end of 2024, which launched a wave of shopping. In such conditions, they also offered more favorable prices.

The government was eventually a decision, and CARON; ILA to extend the incentive program. Electrical vehicles and plug-in hybrids, in the category of vehicles with the drive to new energy sources (NEV), in turn by 10.5 percent compared to last year’s and CCARON; ANJ, and & CCARON; Total sales, they showed the data of the Chinese Association of Personal Car (CPCA).

The latest data show, me & Dstrok; however, that Nevs are neither in sowing & cacaron; not surpassed the sale of gasoline cars.

– UO & CCARON; AND LUNARY NEW YEARS is traditionally peaking the car purchases in rural areas and the search of the first car, with Ve & Cacute in total sales – said the Secretary-General CPCA Cui Dongshu .

In 2025. Nev’s sales should be exceeded by 50 percent and reach a share of 57 percent, compared to 47 percent in 2024. years. Years.

Buda & Cacute; and to be the highest & cacute; e World Tr & Zcaron; is a car. Advanced subsidies Preparations for weaker sale this year, giants in the electrical vehicle segment, including the CCaron & Cacute; and Byd, they are trying to Ve & Cacute; Tre & Cacute; in a year in a row of Priva & Cacute; and customers sneezed.

Byd thus lowered the minimum price for electricity. To vehicles with advanced characteristics of the autonomous vo & zcaron; only $ 9.555, far below that competition like the Americans & CCaron; Kog Tesla.

Tesla, in China, has extended discounts and financial incentives while manufacturing and not allowing an invented financing up to five years for some models.

According to the association, Chinese car exports increased in January by only three percent compared to the same period last year, to 380,000 vehicles. In December, it was six percent of it.