New Energy Vehicles Drive Growth Amid Global Green Shift
China's new energy passenger vehicle sales hit a high-voltage surge in July, with 878,000 units sold—a 36.9% year-on-year spike . The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) reports the sector is charging ahead as global demand for clean tech accelerates.
Exports Power Up 

Overseas shipments of China-made EVs and hybrids reached 92,000 units in July, up 1.3% YoY and 18.2% from June. These green machines now account for nearly 25% of all passenger vehicle exports. Despite 'external challenges' (think trade tensions
), the CPCA remains optimistic, calling the long-term outlook 'bright as LED headlights.'
Market Dominance: EVs Now Rule the Road
New energy vehicles made up 51.1% of all passenger car sales in China last month—a 15-point jump from 2023. This isn't just a trend; it's a full-blown automotive revolution . Analysts credit China's next-gen manufacturing ecosystem and 'new quality productive forces' (translation: smart factories + AI-driven innovation
).
While overall passenger vehicle exports hit 376,000 units (+20% YoY), retail sales dipped slightly to 1.72 million. But let's face it: when your EV sector grows at TikTok-viral speeds, who's sweating small numbers?
Reference(s):
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