China car sales decline for sixth straight month in March

China's car sales fell 15.2% in March to 1.67 million units. Rising fuel costs and reduced EV incentives contributed to a sixth straight month of decline.

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The automotive market in China continued its downward trend in March, marking the sixth consecutive month of declining sales. A combination of escalating fuel costs and a slowdown in the broader economic recovery has dampened consumer appetite for new vehicles, according to the latest industry figures.

A large collection of new vehicles parked in a storage facility in Shanghai, China, as seen in September 2025. REUTERS/Go Nakamura/File Photo
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