China continuă invazia în Europa. Ce cotă de piaţă au atins mașinile chinezeşti - analiză eToro - Economica.net

Chinese automakers are rapidly increasing their market share in Europe, capturing over 11% of new car sales last month, driven by demand for affordable plug-in hybrids. Brands like Jaecoo, owned by Chery, accounted for a significant portion of hybrid registrations. Despite potential EU tariffs on Chinese hybrids, the competitive pricing of these vehicles is a key factor in their sales growth. In the first half of 2026, Chinese brands registered approximately 663,000 cars in Europe, marking a 107% increase from the previous year. MG remains the leading Chinese brand, while BYD is gaining ground. However, NIO, a premium brand, has seen a sharp decline in European sales, with registrations dropping significantly in Germany and the Netherlands. NIO's financial report showed a revenue increase, but its stock price has fallen, indicating mixed investor sentiment.