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Chinese NEVs Market Slightly Declined In 2019: Full Report

Six months of decline caused a small sales drop for the full year.

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Mark Kane Mark Kane

By: Mark Kane

Feb 4, 2020 at 6:04am ET

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According to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), the total New Energy Vehicle (NEV) production and sales (including cars, buses, commercial vehicles) continue to decline since subsidies were cut in summer.

In December, the drop was still significant, especially for the plug-in hybrid vehicles, which are, by the way, just a tiny fraction of the overall plug-in market:

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New Energy Vehicle sales in China - through December 2019

The Chinese NEV market has been dominated by BEVs for as long as we can remember:

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Because of the weak second half of the year, the overall NEV market in 2019 declined by some 4.0% to 1.2 million.

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The hydrogen fuel cell vehicles were the only one that expanded, but the volume is still meaningless.

Hopefully, China as the biggest EV market in the world will rebound in 2020.

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