China’s automotive market continues to show strong performance, with the latest data from the Chinese Passenger Car Association (CPCA) revealing the top-selling vehicles in November 2024. The ranking is broken down by SUV, MPV, and sedan + hatchback categories, providing a comprehensive view of the market trends.
SUV segment:
The SUV segment saw a total of 1.201 million units sold in November, with the Tesla Model Y leading the pack with 44,576 units sold. BYD’s Song Plus and Yuan Plus followed closely behind, with 40,265 and 26,400 units sold, respectively. The Tesla Model Y has been a consistent performer in the Chinese market, with sales reaching 418,428 units for the year so far.
In the off-road SUV market, the BYD Fang Cheng Bao Bao 5 emerged as the top-selling model with 6,058 units sold. Other notable performers in this segment include the Tank 300, Tank 400 Hi4-T, and Tank 500 Hi4-T. Overall, 42 SUV models surpassed the 10,000 units sales mark, indicating the strong demand for SUVs in China.
MPV segment:
The MPV segment saw the Toyota Granvia take the top spot with 10,035 units sold in November. This was a record-breaking performance for the Toyota Granvia in China. The BYD Denza D9 DM-i, which had been a consistent best-seller in the MPV segment, came in seventh with 5,795 units sold.
Sedan and hatchback segment:
The sedan and hatchback segment had a total of 37 models surpassing the 10,000 units sales mark, with the BYD Seagull leading the pack with 56,156 units sold. This model has been a dominant force in the segment, with total sales reaching 404,839 units by the end of November.
Overall, the Chinese automotive market continues to show resilience and growth, with strong performances across different vehicle categories. The data from the CPCA, along with reports from industry sources like 163, Autohome, and Dongchedi, provide valuable insights into the market dynamics and consumer preferences in China’s automotive industry.
