Overview

• BYD recorded its strongest week of Q2 with 62,200 new energy vehicle sales, marking a 10% increase from the prior week and solidifying its market leadership.
• Tesla registered 10,300 vehicles in China between April 21 and 27, a 51.5% jump from the previous week, driven by strong demand for the refreshed Model Y.
• Leapmotor led EV startups with 9,200 units sold, surpassing Li Auto's 8,600 sales, while XPeng saw a 9% weekly increase to 7,200 units.
• Xiaomi crossed the 100,000-unit milestone for 2025, selling 7,000 SU7 sedans last week, as it prepares to launch its YU7 SUV this summer.
• Nio Group, including its sub-brand Onvo, achieved 7,970 weekly registrations, with Onvo sales doubling to 1,405 units, supported by new purchase incentives.