CPCA: Retail Sales of Passenger Cars Nationwide Reached 627,000 Units from April 1-19, Down 26% YoY

Published: Apr 23, 2026 18:12

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Data released by the CPCA showed that from April 1 to 19, national passenger vehicle retail sales reached 627,000 units, down 26% YoY and down 18% MoM. Cumulative retail sales year-to-date reached 4.848 million units, down 19% YoY. From April 1 to 19, national passenger vehicle producer wholesale volume reached 756,000 units, down 19% YoY and down 16% MoM. Cumulative wholesale volume year-to-date reached 6.622 million units, down 8% YoY.

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