中国汽车流通协会：上周二手车日均交易量为6.25万辆 与5月初相比下降3.5%

Core Insights - The second-hand car market in China is experiencing a short-term decline in trading activity, with average daily transactions dropping to 62,500 units, a decrease of 2.12% week-on-week and 3.5% compared to early May [1][4] - Despite current challenges, the long-term potential for the second-hand car market remains significant, driven by the rapid growth of the new energy vehicle market, which offers low-cost advantages for consumers [1][4] Weekly Trading Trends - The average daily transaction volume for second-hand cars has continued to decline, with only the southwestern region showing a slight increase, while other regions experienced varying degrees of decline [6][7] - In the East China region, the average daily transaction volume was 20,800 units, down 3.55% week-on-week, with major cities like Shanghai and Jinan seeing declines exceeding 20% [6] - The North China region reported an average daily transaction volume of 2,400 units, down 3.45%, with cities like Taiyuan experiencing significant drops [6][7] Regional Analysis - Northeast China saw an average daily transaction volume of 2,200 units, down 4.26%, with cities like Jixi and Jinzhou facing declines over 20% [7] - The southwestern region reported an average daily transaction volume of 13,300 units, up 6.14%, with Chengdu and Chongqing showing notable increases [7] - In Central South China, the average daily transaction volume was 22,900 units, down 3.28%, with Haikou experiencing a significant drop of 21.7% [8] - The Northwest region had an average daily transaction volume of 900 units, down 5.26%, with cities like Wuzhong and Bazhou seeing declines over 20% [8]