Signs of recovery in the automotive industry show that new energy vehicles will continue to contribute to the increase

"Golden Nine and Silver Ten" is regarded as the traditional peak sales season in the auto market.

Specifically, in September, automobile production and sales reached 2.

As of the end of September, automobile production and sales have been increasing for six consecutive months, and the growth rate of sales has remained above 10% for five consecutive months.

"The recovery of the auto market has reached a relatively good level at present, and will continue to maintain a mild recovery trend in the future.

He further pointed out that as far as the recovery period is concerned, it may last until the first half of next year, especially the recovery trend in the first half of next year will be more obvious.

Zhang Jing, chief writer of Daily Kanche, told the question: "Due to the impact of the epidemic, the market currently holds two different views on the future trend of the auto market.

In Zhang Jing's view, the performance of the auto market in September may be slightly worse than that of last year, but it has basically been flat.

"However, in the short term, the market should maintain confidence in the overall auto market, especially with the support of policies, the auto market will usher in many development opportunities, such as new energy vehicles, there will be a lot of room for growth.

　　According to the statistical analysis of the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, the production and sales of new energy vehicles in September exceeded 130,000, reaching 136,000 and 138,000 respectively, up 28.
9% and 26.
2% month-on-month and 48.
0% and 67.
7% year-on-year.

　　Among the main types of new energy vehicles, the production and sales of pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles both showed rapid growth month-on-month and year-on-year, and the growth rate was significantly higher than last month.

　　Haitong Securities issued a research report that said that in September, the production and sales of new energy vehicles increased significantly month-on-month and year-on-year, and the "Golden Nine" was in perfect condition.
At the same time, both production and sales have reached a record high, marking that the new energy vehicle sector has returned to the growth track.
With the gradual decline of subsidies and the subsequent introduction of relevant support policies, it will further guide new energy vehicles into the track of sound development, from the mid to long Look, new energy vehicles will continue to contribute to the increase.

　　In terms of the performance of individual companies, Xiaokang shares recently released a production and sales bulletin showing that in September, the production of new energy vehicles was 1987, an increase of 667.
18% year-on-year; the sales volume was 2,177, an increase of 2191.
58% year-on-year, and the growth rate of production and sales showed rapid growth.

　　In addition, the “domestic first brother” Changan Automobile has also accelerated its efforts in new energy vehicles in recent years.
According to the relevant person in charge, the company’s new energy products Yidong EV460, Benben E-Star, CS15E-Pro, CS55E-Rock and other models have been listed.
Multiple market segments such as compact cars, small SUVs, and compact SUVs.

　　"Changan Automobile will also use the'Shangri-La Strategy' as its strategic plan to build three new product vehicle platforms, and realize the electrification of the full spectrum of products by 2025.
" Changan Automobile's relevant person in charge further stated.

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