Komodo
News Center
30
2025
-
12
"China's Car Exports Surpass 3 Million Units in Just Six Months: Accelerated Overseas Factory Development"
The resilience of Chinese automobiles in the global market is transitioning from 'product export' to 'system export.' This transformation is reflected not only in sales growth but also in the full-chain layout of overseas manufacturing, technology export, and brand cultivation, laying a foundation for sustainable global competitiveness.
According to data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, in the first half of this year, China exported 3.083 million vehicles, an increase of 10.4% year-on-year. Amid ongoing international uncertainties, this breakthrough fully demonstrates the resilience and competitive strength of Chinese automobiles in the global market.
China's new energy vehicles are entering deeper waters in their 'going global' efforts. In the past, car manufacturers primarily focused on exporting complete vehicles; nowadays, overseas factory construction, technology export, channel deployment, and even capital operations have become key methods for them to compete in the international market. Beyond the wave of setting up overseas factories, some companies are choosing to accelerate their globalization through capital markets.
According to publicly available data, by 2024, the Asian market has accounted for more than 40% of China’s new energy vehicle exports. Benefiting from policy support and price advantages in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, Chinese brands are accelerating their entry into markets such as Indonesia, Thailand, and the UAE, achieving breakthroughs in sales. At the same time, the resurgence of trade protectionism and frequent policy adjustments in various countries also pose challenges to exports. The UK has postponed the ban on fuel vehicles to 2035, Germany has canceled subsidies for electric vehicle purchases, and the US has relaxed emission standards and electric vehicle sales targets, leading many European and American car companies to slow down their electric vehicle production plans. This means that Chinese automakers not only have to deal with uncertainties in market demand but also must adapt to constantly changing policy environments.
NEWS INFORMATION
Contact Us
ADD: 18-6, No. 8, West Taishan Avenue, Liangjiang New Area, Chongqing,China.
