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Automakers in China sold 1,624,400 vehicles in April, 5.19% more than a year earlier, according to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). Compared with March, sales fell 11.65%. The passenger car market expanded 12.46% on year to reach 1,276,000 units, while demand for commercial vehicles dropped 14.97% to 348,400 units. In the first four...
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Passenger car sales in China rose 2.6% in March from the same month in 2011 to 1,268,489, according to China Passenger Car Association. The SUV sector continued to outperform the overall market, posting a 20.2% year-on-year growth and 155,175 sales. Sedan deliveries increased 2% to 837,685. MPV and microvan sales dropped 2.5% and 3.8%...
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Report released today by China Association of Automobile Manufacturers showed the world’s largest auto market contracted 3.4% from a year ago in the first quarter of 2012. Total deliveries declined to 4,792,700 units, as the sedan, microvan, and bus sectors posted negative growth. Q1 passenger car sales slipped 1.25% to 3,773,700 on less demand...
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Automakers in China delivered 1,567,100 vehicles in Feb., 24.5% more than a year ago, says China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) on a press conference held today in Beijing. Production rose 28.5% to 1,608,700 units. For the first two months, sales went down 6% to 2,954,300. Sedan sales gained 30.88% on year in Feb....
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As the Spring Festival for the year of the dragon fell in January in 2012, auto dealers had significantly less business hours, and consequently sales, in this month than a year ago. Overall new vehicle sales in the country fell 26.39% on year to 1,389,800 units, including 1,160,600 passenger cars, down 23.81%, and 229,200...
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The Excelle compact from Shanghai-GM and CR-V from Dongfeng-Honda lead the lists of 2011′s best-selling sedans and SUVs, with sales of 253,514 and 160,003, respectively. GM and VW brands dominates the top 20 sedan list, as native automakers contribute only four models: FAW Xiali, BYD F3, Great Wall Voleex C30, and Chery QQ. The...
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Automakers in China sold 18,505,100 new vehicles last year, 2.45% more than 2010, according to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). The annual growth rate dropped sharply from the 32.37% seen in 2010. Production rose slight 0.84% to 18,418,900 units. Passenger car sales gained 5.19% on year to 14,472,400, as 14,485,300 units were produced,...
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Sales of Chinese-made new cars dropped 2.42% in November from a year ago to 1,656,000, says China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). Compared with October this year, sales climbed 8.6%. The passenger car market saw a slight 0.29% gain from a year ago to 1,343,700, while deliveries of trucks and buses fell 12.59% to...
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China’s auto sales fell slightly in October from a year earlier on lower demand for trucks and microvans, according to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). A total of 1,524,800 new vehicles were sold last month, 7.37% less than September and 1.07% less than October 2010. Passenger car sales reached 1,220,800 on an annual...
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Automakers in China sold 1,646,100 new vehicles in September, 19.19% more than August and 5.52% more than a year ago, according to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). Passenger car sales gained 8.79% on year to reach 1,319,500, while commercial vehicle sales fell 5.92% on year to 326,600 units. In the first nine months...
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