On November 9, the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) released data showing China's new-energy passenger-vehicle exports reached 582,000 units in October, up 144.7% year on year and 3.9% month on month. NEVs accounted for 62.8% of passenger-car exports, a 20-percentage-point increase from a year earlier, while pure-electric models made up 61.7% of NEV exports.
By company, BYD led with 165,194 units, followed by Chery (83,843), Geely (80,119), Tesla China (59,012), SAIC Passenger Vehicles (42,030), Changan (30,343), Leapmotor (21,132), Wuling (16,866), XPeng (13,326), GAC Aion (12,150) and Great Wall (12,029). The figures underscore the accelerating overseas momentum of Chinese NEVs as export volumes and high-end model share climb together.
