China auto sales fell 15 percent in February amid holidays

Chinese auto sales fell 15 percent in February due to holiday shifts and lower subsidies. Strong export growth now faces risks from conflict in the Middle East.

Xurve View
洞察:

Wholesale vehicle sales in China fell by 15% in February as the industry grappled with fewer working days due to the Lunar New Year holidays and the withdrawal of government incentives. Domestic demand saw a sharp 34% decline to 950,000 units, though the impact was softened by a 58% jump in exports, which reached 590,000 vehicles.

New vehicles parked at a storage facility in Shanghai, China, during September 2025. REUTERS/Go Nakamura
IUX24

IUX24 提供深度財經、經濟與投資資訊,藉助 AI 發掘全球市場中最重要的信號。

IFZA Properties, Dubai Silicon Oasis, DSO-IFZA, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Copyright IUX24 MEDIA - FZCO. 版權所有。

由 AI 驅動 • 精益求精

IUX24 是一個資訊與分析平台,提供新聞、市場數據、分析工具及 AI 驅動的功能,僅供資訊參考與教育用途。所提供的服務和資訊不構成投資建議、交易信號或經紀服務。投資涉及風險,用戶在作出投資決定前應審慎評估相關資訊。