CAAM Secretary General Cui Dongshu Forecasts Continued High Exports of New Energy Vehicles

Published: Dec 24, 2023 13:30

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CAAM Secretary General Cui Dongshu: New energy vehicle exports expected to remain high in the coming months.

The "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily" reported on the 24th that Cui Dongshu, the Secretary General of the CAAM, stated that the cumulative exports of new energy passenger vehicles from January to November reached 940,000 units, an increase of 75% year-on-year. Monitoring of retail data in overseas markets for independently exported vehicles, such as SAIC's independent brands, showed strong performance in Europe. In addition to the outstanding performance of traditional export car companies, recent exports from new players have also gradually started, with data beginning to emerge in overseas markets. It is expected that the export of new energy vehicles will continue to grow significantly in the coming months.

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