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China Auto Statistics Monthly China Auto Statistics Monthly 中国汽车 21 世纪 China Auto Statistics Monthly Published by China Auto 2000 Volume 7, o.4 June 1, 2008 Auto Production & Sales by Variety in Jan.-Apr.2008 ...................................................................... 2 Passenger Car Production & Sales by Vehicle Type in Jan.-Apr.2008 .............................................. 3 Sedan Production & Sales by Producer in Jan.-Apr.2008 ................................................................. 4 MPV Production & Sales by Producer in Jan.-Apr.2008 .................................................................. 5 SUV Production & Sales by Producer in Jan.-Apr.2008 ................................................................... 5 Crossover Production & Sales by Producer in Jan.-Apr.2008 .......................................................... 7 Sedan Production & Sales by Model in Jan.-Apr.2008 ..................................................................... 8 National MPV Production by Model in Jan.-Apr.2008 ................................................................... 13 National MPV Sales by Model in Jan.-Apr.2008 ............................................................................ 13 SUV Production by Model in Jan.-Apr.2008 .................................................................................. 14 SUV Sales by Model in Jan.-Apr.2008 ........................................................................................... 15 Crossover Production by Model in Jan.-Apr.2008 .......................................................................... 17 Crossover Sales by Model in Jan.-Apr.2008 ................................................................................... 17 Production & Sales by Big Three and by Vehicle Type in Jan.-Apr.2008 ....................................... 18 Automotive Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr.2008 ........................................ 18 Heavy-duty Truck Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr. 2008 ............................. 19 Medium-duty Truck Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr. 2008 .......................... 19 Light-duty Truck Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr. 2008 ............................... 20 Mini Truck Production & Sales by Top 10 Producer in Jan.-Apr. 2008 ......................................... 20 Large Bus Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr. 2008 .......................................... 21 Medium Bus Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr. 2008 ..................................... 21 Light Bus Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr. 2008 .......................................... 22 Automotive Engine Production & Sales by Top 10 Producers in Jan.-Apr. 2008 ........................... 22 Vehicle Import by Variety in Jan.-Mar. 2008 .................................................................................. 23 Vehicle Export by Variety in Jan.-Mar. 2008 .................................................................................. 24 Auto Sales at BAGVAM in April 2008 ........................................................................................... 25 Auto Production & Sales by Variety in Jan.-Apr.2008 (Unit: 1) Variety Production Sales Jan.- Jan.- Jan.- Jan.- Apr. % Apr. % Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 2008 Change 2008 Change 2008 2007 2008 2007 Passenger Vehicle 658,511 2,453,716 2,124,481 15.50 604,920 2,456,020 2,084,160 17.84 Sedan 491,074 1,832,264 1,578,896 16.05 444,586 1,818,790 1,534,493 18.53 MPV 21,056 76,498 77,303 -1.04 20,282 75,537 73,717 2.47 SUV 41,697 143,965 98,497 46.16 39,478 141,294 100,229 40.97 Crossover 104,684 400,989 369,785 8.44 100,574 420,399 375,721 11.89 Commercial Vehicle 322,791 1,047,172 885,166 18.30 317,714 1,045,548 849,433 23.09 Bus 33,640 113,659 107,153 6.07 31,410 113,476 107,893 5.17 Large Bus 3,903 12,108 10,481 15.52 3,651 12,526 10,441 19.97 Medium Bus 7,141 24,608 24,776 -0.68 6,871 24,843 24,436 1.67 Light Bus 22,596 76,943 71,896 7.02 20,888 76,107 73,016 4.23 Truck 260,992 843,132 713,569 18.16 256,048 839,731 680,913 23.32 Heavy Truck 51,644 167,557 111,115 50.80 51,612 156,853 98,676 58.96 Medium Truck 29,849 89,711 84,315 6.40 28,705 84,892 79,820 6.35 Light Truck 144,224 458,548 404,409 13.39 138,516 468,019 387,459 20.79 Mini Truck 35,275 127,316 113,730 11.95 37,215 129,967 114,958 13.06 Semi-Trailer Tractor 28,159 90,381 64,444 40.25 30,256 92,341 60,627 52.31 GVW < =25t 26 117 810 -85.56 24 119 592 -79.90 25t < GVW < = 40t 24,467 79,016 53,053 48.94 26,239 79,525 50,059 58.86 40t <GVW 3,666 11,248 10,581 6.30 3,993 12,697 9,976 27.28 Total 981,302 3,500,888 3,009,647 16.32 922,634 3,501,568 2,933,593 19.36 A Breakdown of Bus and Truck Production by Complete Vehicle and Chassis Bus 23,044 79,296 73,739 7.54 21,601 79,531 74,786 6.34 Large Bus 3,228 9,918 8,116 22.20 2,986 10,194 8,259 23.43 Medium Bus 3,606 12,278 11,668 5.23 3,529 12,525 11,592 8.05 Light Bus 16,210 57,100 53,955 5.83 15,086 56,812 54,935 3.42 Bus Chassis 10,596 34,363 33,414 2.84 9,809 33,945 33,107 2.53 for large bus 675 2,190 2,365 -7.40 665 2,332 2,182 6.87 for medium bus 3,535 12,330 13,108 -5.94 3,342 12,318 12,844 -4.10 for light bus 6,386 19,843 17,941 10.60 5,802 19,295 18,081 6.71 Truck 196,874 634,541 545,617 16.30 193,769 642,586 531,305 20.94 Heavy Truck 15,449 46,762 28,551 63.78 15,025 45,091 26,663 69.11 Medium Truck 17,890 52,134 45,663 14.17 17,186 49,524 44,118 12.25 Light Truck 131,939 419,582 368,208 13.95 127,798 429,439 355,536 20.79 Mini Truck 31,596 116,063 103,195 12.47 33,760 118,532 104,988 12.90 Truck Chassis 64,118 208,591 167,952 24.20 62,279 197,145 149,608 31.77 for heavy truck 36,195 120,795 82,564 46.30 36,587 111,762 72,013 55.20 for medium truck 11,959 37,577 38,652 -2.78 11,519 35,368 35,702 -0.94 for light truck 12,285 38,966 36,201 7.64 10,718 38,580 31,923 20.85 for mini truck 3,679 11,253 10,535 6.82 3,455 11,435 9,970 14.69 ote: The crossover figures include mini buses with seating capacity below 9 persons including 9 persons. Passenger Car Production & Sales by Vehicle Type in Jan.-Apr.2008 (Unit:1) Variety Production Sales Jan.- Jan.- Jan.- Jan.- Apr. % Apr. % Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 2008 Change 2008 Change 2008 2007 2008 2007 Passenger Car 658,511 2,453,716 2,124,481 15.50 604,920 2,456,020 2,084,160 17.84 ED <= 1-L 77,192 294,491 295,405 -0.31 70,755 299,899 289,461 3.61 Sedan 25,533 96,554 98,155 -1.63 25,349 97,668 99,796 -2.13 MPV 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- SUV (4WD) 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- SUV(2WD) 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- Crossover 51,659 197,937 197,250 0.35 45,406 202,231 189,665 6.63 1-L <ED<= 1.6-L 334,196 1,226,341 1,032,304 18.80 300,429 1,228,799 1,011,094 21.53 Sedan 277,297 1,015,303 850,136 19.43 242,166 1,002,435 817,059 22.69 MPV 2,072 4,530 6,446 -29.72 2,082 5,534 4,617 19.86 SUV (4WD) 0 0 114 -100.00 0 0 141 -100.00 SUV(2WD) 2,204 5,160 4,674 10.40 1,393 4,356 4,902 -11.14 Crossover 52,623 201,348 170,934 17.79 54,788 216,474 184,375 17.41 1.6-L <ED<= 2.0-L 156,018 588,040 487,972 20.51 148,368 586,893 482,716 21.58 Sedan 134,193 508,562 432,992 17.45 127,597 508,996 428,713 18.73 MPV 5,083 22,396 24,182 -7.39 5,277 21,827 21,946 -0.54 SUV (4WD) 10,063 32,454 19,313 68.04 8,897 30,147 20,198 49.26 SUV(2WD) 6,679 24,628 11,485 114.44 6,597 25,923 11,859 118.59 Crossover 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- 2.0-L <ED<= 2.5-L 77,298 299,908 269,999 11.08 73,510 297,202 262,829 13.08 Sedan 48,990 197,700 184,773 7.00 45,790 195,675 178,346 9.72 MPV 11,045 38,710 37,275 3.85 10,178 37,662 36,033 4.52 SUV (4WD) 10,277 36,148 15,909 127.22 10,326 35,674 16,567 115.33 SUV(2WD) 6,615 25,796 30,636 -15.80 6,867 26,643 30,312 -12.10 Crossover 371 1,554 1,406 10.53 349 1,548 1,571 -1.46 2.5-L <ED< =3.0-L 11,110 35,452 31,085 14.05 9,185 33,172 30,283 9.54 Sedan 4,352 12,095 8,779 37.77 3,050 11,427 6,796 68.14 MPV 2,856 10,862 9,389 15.69 2,745 10,514 11,082 -5.13 SUV (4WD) 2,993 9,113 8,693 4.83 2,499 7,904 8,223 -3.88 SUV(2WD) 878 3,232 4,029 -19.78 860 3,181 4,072 -21.88 Crossover 31 150 195 -23.08 31 146 110 32.73 3.0-L <ED< =4.0-L 2,206 7,805 6,386 22.22 2,200 8,383 6,382 31.35 Sedan 683 1,936 3,619 -46.50 601 2,382 3,362 -29.15 MPV 0 0 11 -100.00 0 0 39 -100.00 SUV (4WD) 1,498 5,732 2,663 115.25 1,535 5,704 2,796 104.01 SUV(2WD) 25 137 93 47.31 64 297 185 60.54 Crossover 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- ED > 4.0-L 491 1,679 1,330 26.24 473 1,672 1,395 19.86 Sedan 26 114 442 -74.21 33 207 421 -50.83 MPV 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- SUV (4WD) 465 1,565 888 76.24 440 1,465 974 50.41 SUV(2WD) 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- Crossover 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 -- Note: ED stands for engine displacement.
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