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China's new energy vehicles surpass 50 percent market share for first time

In March 2025, new energy vehicles (NEVs) achieved a historic 51.1% market share in China's passenger car sales, marking a significant 8.7 percentage point increase from the previous year. Domestic brands led this surge with a 72% NEV penetration, while joint ventures lagged at 6%. The growth is attributed to government support, evolving consumer preferences towards plug-in hybrids, and the competitive landscape reshaping as traditional automakers struggle to keep pace with local manufacturers.

China's EV battery market sees BYD growth amid CATL decline in February

In February, China's power battery installations reached 34.9 GWh, marking a 94.1% year-on-year increase but a 10.1% decline from January. CATL led with a 44.45% market share, while BYD's share grew to 23.62% due to a 163.95% rise in NEV sales. LFP batteries dominated the market, accounting for 81.5% of total installations.
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