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Best Selling Car in China in the 2017 led again by the Chinese Wuling Hongguang fighting head-to-head with the Volkswagen Lavida for the final supremacy in this year. The new Baojun 510 landed in 6th place.

Best Selling Cars Models ranking in China in 2021. The Nissan Sylphy maintains the leadership, followed by the Wuling Hongguang Mini EV, while the Tesla Model 3 reaches 8th place.

Best Selling Cars Models in China in 2019 confirmed the very low concentration of national sales. Indeed, the top 100 models represent only 66% of total market. On top of the list the Volkswagen Lavida, leadership, taken since 2017, widened the gap from the follower, the Nissan Sylphy. Haval H6 fell in double-digits.

Chinese Auto Market in December 2022 falls for the 3rd month in a row, reporting 2.24 million sales (-8.2%). 2022 totals 22.15 million registrations, a 1.0% increase compared to the prior year.

Best Selling Cars Ranking in China from 2023 reports the Tesla Model Y with the most units sold (+23.9%). BYD places two models in the podium and is ready to attach the leadership.

Best Selling Cars Models in China in 2018 were under the leadership of the Volkswagen Lavida, which was corroborated by the June' launch of last generation allowing to take distance from all other competitors. Impressive performance scored by the Nissan Sylphy, gaining the second position.

Best Selling Cars in China in the 2015 are confirming the podium with Wuling Hongguang, Volkswagen Lavida and Great Wall Haval 6. The Baojun 730 was the best new entrance of the year.

Chinese Auto Market fell down in 2018 first time since the '90s. The market fell during the second half, despite tax reduction ending the year at 27.5 million units. Volkswagen led the market with over double sales than Honda, while Geely (+10%) advanced in third place.

Chinese Electric Cars segment grew 70% in the 2017 reaching the 2% of total market and representing near the half of EVs global sales. Market leader was BYD with over 100.000 units. The best-selling model was the BAIC EC 180.

Chinese Cars Sector Report 2010-2017 features historical data and insights plus professional forecast on new vehicles sales by type, manufacturer, brand and model providing an easy-to-use picture of current and future competitive landscape.