The latest data on electric vehicle (EV) registrations in China for the week of March 3-9, 2025, has been released, showing the performance of various EV brands in the market. According to the information shared by Li Auto, Tesla led the pack with 13,800 insurance registrations, marking an 11.29 percent increase from the previous week.
Tesla’s sales in China saw a slight decline in February, with 26,777 vehicles sold, down from the previous year. The company’s Shanghai factory also reported a decrease in exports compared to the previous month.
Nio, another prominent EV brand, did not make it to the top of the list in terms of insurance registrations. However, the company delivered 13,192 vehicles in February, showing positive growth compared to the previous year.
Xpeng, on the other hand, saw a significant increase in insurance registrations, with 8,500 units registered last week. The company delivered 30,453 vehicles in February, driven by the success of its new sedan models.
Li Auto maintained steady performance with 7,300 insurance registrations and 26,263 vehicles delivered in February. The company is set to launch a new all-electric SUV in July and an updated version of its current model in May.
BYD, Xiaomi, Zeekr, Leapmotor, and Aito also showcased their performance in the EV market, with varying numbers of insurance registrations and vehicle deliveries in February.
Overall, the EV market in China continues to see growth and competition among various brands, with each company striving to innovate and deliver high-quality electric vehicles to meet the increasing demand in the market. Stay tuned for more updates on the latest developments in the EV industry.
