上海超7000辆，河北跌出前三，前4月新能源重卡区域市场有何看点？| 头条

Core Viewpoint - The sales of new energy heavy trucks in 2025 have reached 46,100 units by April, representing a year-on-year growth of 197%, with significant increases across various regions in China [1][42]. Sales Performance - In March and April, sales exceeded 15,000 units each month, contributing to a total of 46,100 units sold, which is 56.2% of the total expected sales for 2024 and 1.35 times the total sales of 2023 [1]. - The top three provinces for new energy heavy truck sales from January to April 2025 are Shanghai (7,063 units), Guangdong (4,735 units), and Sichuan (3,753 units), accounting for 15.31%, 10.27%, and 8.14% of total sales respectively [5][14][20]. Regional Insights - Shanghai has seen a remarkable increase in sales, with 97.52% of the trucks being tractors, and the leading brands being SANY and Jiefang [9][13]. - In Guangdong, 85.83% of the trucks sold are tractors, with Jiefang and Yuan Cheng leading the market [14][17]. - Sichuan's market is characterized by a lower proportion of tractors at 49.29%, with Heavy Truck dominating the market share at 40.90% [20][22]. - Hebei has a significant presence of concrete mixers, with 31.37% of sales, and the leading brand being Shaanxi Automobile [25][27]. Growth Trends - The overall market for new energy heavy trucks is expanding rapidly, with 27 provinces registering over 100 units sold and 15 provinces exceeding 1,000 units [3][5]. - Notable growth rates in specific provinces include Shanghai (4,104%), Henan (617%), Hubei (867%), and Guizhou (1,090%) [5][32]. Brand Performance - In Henan, Shaanxi Automobile leads with a market share of 20.81%, while in Yunnan, Xugong holds a dominant share of 39.86% [34][35]. - Hubei's top brand is Heavy Truck with a market share of 23.19%, and in Guizhou, SANY leads with 33.33% [38][41]. Market Expansion - By April 2025, new energy heavy trucks have been registered in 292 cities across 31 provinces, indicating a rapid expansion that is expected to surpass last year's total of 309 cities within six months [8][42].