Group 1 - Toyota's new car sales in China from January to June increased by 6.8% year-on-year, reaching 837,700 units, marking the first time in four years that it surpassed the previous year's performance in the same period [1] - The combined new car sales of Honda and Nissan in China decreased by double digits, with a total decline of 7% to 1.43 million units compared to the same period [1] - Japanese automakers are lagging in the EV and PHV sectors in China, with sales down 40% compared to the recent peak in 2021 [1] Group 2 - FAW Toyota, a joint venture with China's First Automobile Group, saw a sales increase of 16.3% to 377,800 units, while GAC Toyota, in partnership with Guangzhou Automobile Group, grew by 0.6% to 364,200 units [2] - Lexus, the luxury brand, experienced a 1.3% increase in sales, reaching 85,600 units [2] - Honda's new car sales in China from January to June fell by 24.2% to 315,152 units, with the Accord and CR-V remaining strong but other models underperforming [2] Group 3 - Nissan's sales decreased by 17.6% to 279,546 units, with both Honda and Nissan losing market share to Chinese manufacturers [3] - In June alone, Toyota's sales grew by 3.7% to 157,700 units, while Honda's sales dropped by 15.2% to 58,468 units, and Nissan's sales increased by 1.9% to 53,843 units [3]