3 6 Ke·2025-12-02 02:27Core Viewpoint - The automotive industry in November showed a mixed performance, with some leading companies experiencing a slowdown in sales growth, while others achieved significant increases in sales [1][17]. Group 1: Sales Performance - BYD's November sales reached 480,186 units, a year-on-year decrease of 5.25%, with domestic sales dropping by 26.81% [1][3][8]. - Other companies like SAIC and Geely saw significant year-on-year growth in their electric vehicle sales, with SAIC's sales at 209,401 units (up 19.75%) and Geely's at 187,798 units (up 53.36%) [2][10]. - New energy vehicle sales for November showed a total of 474,175 units produced, with a cumulative year-on-year increase of 7.29% [5]. Group 2: Emerging Players - New energy vehicle startups like Leap Motor achieved impressive results, with November deliveries reaching 70,327 units, completing their annual target ahead of schedule [14]. - Other new entrants, such as Xiaomi and XPeng, also reported strong performance, with Xiaomi estimated to exceed 350,000 units in total deliveries for the year [14][15]. Group 3: Market Trends - The anticipated year-end sales surge, known as the "tailwind" effect, appears to be cooling down, with many companies reporting lower growth rates compared to the previous year [17]. - NIO's CEO noted that recent policy changes, such as the suspension of vehicle trade-in subsidies in various regions, have impacted the market, leading to a decline in new orders [18][19].