China's EV Market Soars: NEV Sales Hit Record 11 Million Units

China’s electric vehicle revolution is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. In the first nine months of 2025, the country’s new energy vehicle (NEV) sector recorded massive growth, signaling a major shift in the global automotive landscape.

According to industry data, NEV production soared by 35.2 percent year-on-year, reaching 11.24 million units. Sales closely mirrored production, climbing 34.9 percent to nearly 11.23 million vehicles during the same period. These figures represent 46.1 percent of total vehicle sales in China, underscoring the rising dominance of electric and hybrid models.

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The surge is not just a number game; it reflects changing consumer preferences, supportive government policies, and aggressive expansion by major automakers. Cities across China are witnessing a surge in EV adoption, supported by improved charging infrastructure and incentives for green mobility. Traditional automakers are racing to expand their EV lineups, while startups continue to introduce innovative models to attract tech-savvy buyers.

Industry insiders note that the growth of NEVs is reshaping market competition. Chinese manufacturers are not only dominating domestically but are increasingly eyeing global markets, especially Europe and Southeast Asia, for expansion. Analysts say this momentum could push China to remain the largest EV market in the world for years to come.

As the sector grows, it is expected that technological innovations, battery improvements, and sustainable energy policies will further strengthen China’s position as a global EV powerhouse.