From：Internet Info Agency 2026-01-12 09:37:17
In 2025, global sales of passenger vehicles from Chinese brands are projected to reach 27 million units, surpassing Japanese brands (approximately 25 million units) for the first time and ranking China as the world’s top automaker. Notably, two Chinese automotive groups have entered the global top ten by sales volume. This milestone stems from China’s long-term industrial accumulation, its leading edge in the new energy vehicle sector, and export opportunities driven by geopolitical shifts—including strong demand from Russia following the Russia-Ukraine conflict and sustained market penetration along Belt and Road Initiative countries. Looking ahead to 2026, the industry must navigate challenges such as enhancing brand value and intensifying market competition while maintaining growth momentum.
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