Core Insights - The 6-meter and above bus market achieved its best sales performance in December 2025, with a total of 21,383 units sold, marking a significant month-on-month increase of 58.59% but a year-on-year decline of 10.26% [5][20][26] - The overall sales for 2025 reached 137,212 units, representing a year-on-year growth of 8.84%, surpassing the performance of 2024 and setting a new record for this market segment since 2020 [10][28] Monthly Sales Performance - In December 2025, the market saw a peak sales figure of 21,383 units, driven by policy support and year-end market efforts from manufacturers [1][16] - The sales trend throughout 2025 showed a wave-like pattern, with the highest sales occurring in June, followed by a dip in July, and a steady increase starting in August, culminating in December [3][18] Top 10 Companies Performance - The top 10 companies in December 2025 were led by Yutong Bus with 7,743 units sold, holding a market share of 36.21%, followed by Suzhou Golden Dragon and Xiamen Golden Dragon [4][19] - Five companies outperformed the industry average growth in December, with Yangzhou Yaxing leading with a remarkable increase of 353.18% [5][20] - For the entire year, seven out of the top 10 companies saw sales growth, with Ankai Bus leading with a 56.75% increase [11][26] Market Share Analysis - The market share of the top 10 companies in December 2025 reached 84.17%, indicating a slight decrease of 2.97 percentage points from the previous month, yet maintaining a high concentration in the market [9][24] - The top three companies accounted for 52.2% of the market share, reinforcing the trend of "the strong getting stronger" in this segment [9][24] - For the entire year, the top 10 companies' market share was 86.63%, with the top three holding 48.84% of the market [13][28] Yearly Rankings and Changes - The overall rankings of the top 10 companies remained relatively stable throughout 2025, with only minor changes, such as Xiamen Jinlv moving up to fifth place [14][29] - The market dynamics indicate that while some companies improved their rankings, others experienced declines, reflecting the competitive nature of the industry [7][22]