Etiqueta: exports

Chinese EV makers invested more in overseas plants than domestic ones in 2024, marking a global market shift

China’s dominance over rare earths gives Beijing powerful leverage in trade, technology and strategic negotiations.

In 2025H1, the global NEV market continued to grow, with a remarkable YOY increase of 25%. By country/region, China's NEV sales in H1 2025 remained the global leader, with a penetration rate of 46.6%. Policy support and price wars drove strong growth among domestic brands, and exports reached record highs. In Europe, market demand showed signs of recovery, but NEV growth was only in the low single digits due to subsidy reductions and supply chain bottlenecks, while Chinese automakers accelerated localized layouts to capture market share. The U.S. NEV market lagged behind China and Europe, with high interest rates and policy uncertainty suppressing its potential. Emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Latin America showed early signs of explosive growth.

Government electric vehicle EV incentives in Thailand and Indonesia are significantly influencing the region’s auto market, lifting Chinese brands while slumping Japanese incumbents. BYD will start shipping Thai-built plug-in hybrids to Europe in late August, while in Indonesia, EV share approached 10% in the first half of 2025, with sales ...

BYD's NEV exports surge with 1M sales abroad anticipated in 2025. Read here for BYDDY stock's market trends, risks tied to subsidies, and valuation insights.

Chinese brands are making major inroads in the Southeast Asian city-state as they shed their image as cheap knockoffs.

The region received just 1% of the record USD 123 billion of BRI ‘engagements’ in the first half of 2025, but trade remains a key focus for China

Honda, Geely, and NIO are positioned to benefit from EV growth in China and stable demand in Japan, despite weakness in Europe's car market.

China's car sales growth slowed in July, as the world's largest auto market navigates uneven fortunes of major automakers amid tougher regulations against a bruising price war. Sales rose 6.9% in July from a year earlier to 1.85 million cars, versus an 18.6% increase in June, data from the China Passenger Car Association showed on Friday.