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China Q1 Auto Imports See Rare 39% Year-on-year Decline
In the first quarter, China imported less than 0.1 million Autos, a year-on-year decrease of nearly 40%! Imports of Autos from the USA were less than 0.01 million.
① In China, the import of Autos from January to March was 0.095 million units, a year-on-year decrease of 39%, marking a significant decline in this period that is rarely seen. ② The import of vehicles from the USA fell to 8,870 units from January to March; representing a 66% year-on-year decrease, and this decline continued in March.
When Autos "roll" towards the sky: Xpeng Huitian, Fengfei, GAC and others showcase eVTOL for the first time at the Shanghai Auto Show | New Forces in the Auto Show.
① The 2-ton level eVTOL from Fengfei Aviation, Xiaopeng Huitian's "land aircraft carrier", and GAC high domain's GOVY-Aircar all made their appearance at the Shanghai Auto Show; ② Reports indicate that these manufacturers' eVTOLs/flying cars are making their debut at the Shanghai Auto Show.
The Shanghai Auto Show witnesses the "mutual rush" of Chinese and foreign enterprises: multinational car companies are deeply cultivating the Chinese market while domestic supply chain enterprises are accelerating their move towards Global.
① The 2025 Shanghai Auto Show focuses on smart electric vehicles, with foreign car companies accelerating their integration into the China supply chain, and local innovative forces rising; ② Under the pressure of transformation, Toyota deepens its local layout by establishing a wholly-owned factory in Shanghai, betting on localization and supply chain synergy; ③ Joint venture brands strengthen collaboration in local innovation chains, as China supply chain companies accelerate their dominance in the Global smart electric vehicle industry.
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