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China’s electric heavy trucks surged to 22% of new sales in 2025, outpacing diesel and LNG models, driven by incentives and infrastructure.
China is rapidly replacing diesel trucks with electric models, with electric heavy trucks making up 22% of new sales in the first half of 2025—up from 9.2% in 2024—driven by government incentives, falling battery costs, and expanding charging and battery-swapping infrastructure.
This shift has led to a decline in diesel use, with consumption dropping 11% year-on-year in June 2024, and is reducing China’s oil demand by over a million barrels per day.
Electric trucks now outsell LNG-powered models, and forecasts predict they could account for nearly 46% of new sales in 2025 and 60% in 2026, potentially limiting global LNG demand growth despite China’s continued LNG imports.
Los camiones pesados eléctricos de China aumentaron al 22% de las ventas nuevas en 2025, superando a los modelos diésel y GNL, impulsados por incentivos e infraestructura.