China Automobile Association: From January to September, 3.24 million commercial vehicle sales increased by 34% year-on-year

On October 12, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers released the latest statistics: In September, the car sales volume was expected to be “Golden Nine”, and the first three quarters approached the full-year level in 2009. It is expected that the annual production and sales of domestically-produced automobiles will exceed 17 million vehicles this year. Push up the full-year forecast.

In September, the production and sales of automobiles ushered in the peak of the second half of the year as scheduled: 1.592 million vehicles and 155.67 million vehicles were produced and sold in the same month. The production and sales volume increased by 24.69% and 17.73% respectively compared with the previous month, an increase of 16.94% over the same period of the previous year. 16.89%. According to the previous statistics of the China Automobile Association, the automobile production and sales in September 2009 completed 1,361,100 units and 1,313,800 units respectively, a month-on-month increase of 19.41% and 16.98%, an increase of 78.85% and 77.88% respectively. From the quarter-on-quarter increase, the sales volume in September 2010 reflected the "golden nine" rule in previous year's auto sales year.

In the first half of the year, the auto market showed a rapid growth of over 20%. In July, August and September, the sales growth of autos was 14.42%, 16.14% and 16.89%. The CAAC believes that the overall production and sales of automobiles in the third quarter are stable and good. Normal growth. As the output this month is greater than the sales volume, the company's inventory has increased. According to our statistics, automobile exports continue to grow, and the economic operation of the industry still maintains a good momentum of development. As of the end of September, the inventory of auto companies (excluding retail links) was 539,200, an increase of 35,100 from the beginning of the month. Since the company set up equipment maintenance in August, the company's inventory fell sharply. As the market picked up, stocks were reasonably replenished. However, the overall level is still lower than the level at the end of July. The inventory level in the first 9 months has been fluctuating in the normal range of 50-600,000 vehicles.

In the first three quarters of 2010, domestic production and sales of autos were 1,308,710,000 units and 13,138,400 units, an increase of 36.10% and 35.97% year-on-year, approaching the level of the previous year. However, the growth rate continued to decline, falling 3.17 percentage points and 3.05 percentage points respectively compared with the previous eight months.

Statistics from China Automobile Association show that in September, the growth rate of passenger cars is higher than that of commercial vehicles. In each passenger car model, the production chain and the growth rate of the same period were both over 10%. The production and sales volume of passenger cars increased by 26.12% and 18.89% respectively from the previous month. Compared with the same period of last year, the production and sales increased by 19.89% and 19.34% respectively. . In all models of commercial vehicles, the production chain witnessed a positive growth of over 10% in addition to the 0.79% decrease in non-completed passenger vehicles. The production and sales volume of commercial vehicles increased by 20.05% and 13.84% respectively, which was a year-on-year increase of 7.95% and 9.01% respectively.

From January to September, the production and sales of passenger cars were 9,889,300 and 9,989,500, an increase of 38.07% and 36.68% over the same period of last year; commercial vehicles were sold and sold 3.2220 million and 3,204,900, an increase of 30.35% and 33.85% respectively.

From January to September, the top ten automobile manufacturers in terms of sales volume were: SAIC, Dongfeng, FAW, Chang'an, BAIC, GAC, Chery, BYD, Brilliance and JAC, with sales of 2,427,500, 1,901,300, and 1,845,800 vehicles, respectively. There were 1,716,200 vehicles, 1.1081 million vehicles, 532,250 vehicles, 475,300 vehicles, 386,200 vehicles, 375,800 vehicles and 359,900 vehicles. From January to September, the above-mentioned ten companies sold a total of 113.333 million cars, accounting for 86% of the total car sales.