Overview
Sales of New Energy Vehicles (NEVs: BEVs (battery electric vehicles), PHVs (plug-in hybrid vehicles), FCVs (fuel cell vehicles)) in China continued to increase steadily in 2024 due to consumption promotion policies by the central and local governments, sales promotion activities by OEMs, market entry by emerging companies, and the launch of new NEV models one after another (Figure 1).
| Figure 1: NEV sales share in Chinese domestic market (trend) |
(Source: Compiled from MarkLines automobile sales volume data)
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2024 China Auto Forum: NEV Development Trends (Aug. 2024)
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BYD dominates amidst the proliferation of 100 brands
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Sales of PHVs growing
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