Zhong Guo Zhi Liang Xin Wen Wang·2025-05-08 07:16Core Insights - The April sales data for various new energy vehicle companies shows a continued upward trend for both traditional brands and new car manufacturers, indicating a robust market performance during the holiday period [1] Traditional Brands' Performance - BYD sold over 380,100 new energy vehicles in April, with passenger car sales reaching 372,615 units, a year-on-year increase of 19.4%. The main brands, Dynasty and Ocean, contributed over 340,000 units, growing by 16.5% [2] - Geely's total sales reached 234,112 units in April, a 53% increase year-on-year. New energy vehicle sales reached 125,563 units, up 144%, accounting for 54% of total sales, marking a historical high [4] - Chery Group's total sales were 200,760 units, a 10.3% increase. New energy vehicle sales reached 61,223 units, up 85.5% [6] - Great Wall Motors' wholesale sales were 100,061 units, a 5.55% increase, with new energy vehicle sales at 28,813 units, up 28.42% [8] New Forces in the Market - Leap Motor achieved a delivery volume of 41,039 units in April, a 172% year-on-year increase, driven by its competitive pricing strategy and new model launches [9] - XPeng Motors maintained a delivery volume of over 30,000 units, reaching 35,045 units, a 273% increase, supported by the popularity of models like MONA M03 and P7+ [11] - Li Auto delivered 33,939 new vehicles, a 31.6% increase, with a total of 126,800 units delivered in the first four months, achieving 18% of its annual target [13] - Xiaomi Auto delivered over 28,000 units in April, indicating stable consumer demand, with new models expected to drive future growth [13] Other Notable Performances - GAC Aion's sales reached 28,301 units, showing year-on-year growth but a decline compared to the previous month [15] - Lantu Motors achieved sales of 10,019 units, a 150% increase, with plans to launch an upgraded model soon [17] - NIO delivered 23,900 vehicles in April, a 53% year-on-year increase, benefiting from promotional policies [17]