Chery Holding Group reported July new-vehicle sales of 276,820 units, up 23.3% year on year, while NEV sales rose 97.5% and exports increased 70.1%, setting a record high for the fifth consecutive month.
Chery Holding Group, the Chinese automotive manufacturer that owns Chery Automobile, announced July new-vehicle sales of 276,820 units. This represented a 23.3% increase year on year, with new energy vehicle (NEV) sales totaling 129,067 units and driving overall growth. NEV sales rose sharply by 97.5%.
Exports totaled 202,533 units, up 70.1% year on year. As a result, the company's exports reached a new record high for the fifth consecutive month. Cumulative sales through July continued to set new records from May onward, highlighting the expansion of overseas sales. The January-July cumulative total was 1,634,353 units, including 604,305 NEVs and 1,146,350 exported vehicles.
The number of users worldwide exceeded 20.16 million as of the end of July, while overseas users exceeded 6.99 million. These figures were reported by Xinhua News Agency, Beijing.