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China’s car sales flatlined in 2026 as domestic demand weakened, despite EVs outselling gas cars and exports rising.
China’s car sales are expected to remain flat in 2026 after growing just 3.9% in 2025, the slowest pace in three years, according to the China Passenger Car Association.
Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles outsold gasoline cars for the first time, but their growth slowed to 17.6% from 40.7% in 2024.
Domestic demand weakened in late 2025 due to reduced trade-in subsidies, pushing automakers toward overseas markets.
Car exports rose 19.4% to 5.79 million units, with EV exports surging 48.8%, though growth is expected to slow in 2026 due to weaker global demand and falling oil prices.
BYD, China’s top automaker, saw its weakest domestic sales growth in five years but sold over 1 million vehicles abroad.
Dealers expect lower sales targets, and a revised subsidy system based on vehicle price may reduce support for lower-cost models.
Las ventas de automóviles en China se estancaron en 2026 a medida que se debilitó la demanda interna, a pesar de que los vehículos eléctricos superaron a los automóviles de gasolina y aumentaron las exportaciones.