From:Internet Info Agency 2026-08-10 09:58:00
From January to June 2026, the top ten destinations for Chinese passenger vehicle exports, in order, were: Russia (432,698 units, up 154.2% year-on-year), Brazil (394,410 units, up 158.6%), the United Kingdom (251,290 units, up 91.4%), Belgium (215,184 units, up 46.2%), Australia (211,965 units, up 84.2%), Mexico (148,154 units, down 33.7%), Italy (146,769 units, up 141.9%), the United Arab Emirates (135,713 units, down 36.4%), Spain (115,264 units, up 55.0%), and Malaysia (103,745 units, up 38.7%). During the same period, the top ten destinations for Chinese new energy passenger vehicle exports, in order, were: Brazil (293,032 units, up 158.8% year-on-year), Belgium (207,174 units, up 45.3%), the United Kingdom (181,880 units, up 101.8%), Australia (154,305 units, up 199.7%), Germany (83,085 units, up 219.5%), Thailand (80,914 units, up 84.0%), Italy (77,773 units, up 298.8%), South Korea (73,940 units, up 161.5%), Spain (71,872 units, up 69.3%), and the United Arab Emirates (59,739 units, up 34.7%).

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