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From 2021 to 2024, China's automobile exports successively surpassed those of South Korea, Germany and Japan. The country shipped out 6.41 million vehicles in 2024 alone, with electric vehicle exports exceeding 2 million units. In 2025, domestic production and sales of new energy vehicles topped 16 million, marking a market penetration rate of nearly 48% and cementing China's global lead in the sector.
The European Union levies extra tariffs as high as 45.3% on Chinese electric vehicles, alleging that Chinese manufacturers undercut prices via state subsidies. European automakers seek to curb Chinese EVs behind these trade barriers. Even so, Chinese electric vehicles have captured a larger overseas market share against such adverse headwinds.
Chinese automakers stand unfazed by overseas trade suppression, with their competitiveness built not on subsidies. Instead, they draw strength from China's complete, highly efficient full industrial chain for new energy vehicles and world-leading proprietary core technologies. Meanwhile, local manufacturing plants and dedicated ro-ro shipping fleets have been established overseas to build localized production-sales systems and independent logistics networks, delivering comprehensive support for market expansion across the globe.
Chinese new energy vehicles have broken free from the stereotype of being cheap and low-end, with premium features including ultra-fast smart charging and intelligent driving now standard across models. Backed by a fully integrated industrial chain, cutting-edge self-developed technologies and a global market footprint, domestic automakers have forged ahead powerfully in the new energy vehicle sector. This stands testament to robust industrial foundations and technological innovation as the true core competitive strengths.