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China's used NEV trade surges 54 pct in first nine month

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China's used NEV trade surges 54 pct in first nine month

2024-11-10 17:26 Last Updated At:17:37

China has seen a burst in trade volume of used new energy vehicles (NEVs) in the first nine month of this year, industrial data showed.

In a report released by the China Automobile Dealers Association (CADA) in early November, a total of 789,800 used new energy cars were traded nationwide in the first nine months of the year, up 54 percent year on year.

In a used vehicle trading market in Beijing, dealers have displayed used NEVs together at prominent positions for the trading craze.

"At present, our NEVs account for about 10 percent of our total inventory. The sales volume of used NEVs is increasing year by year. Almost all the customers coming in will ask if there are any NEVs," said used car dealer Lyu Shuai.

Most of the customers are under 40 years old, and they are attracted by the excellent performance, sense of technology and environmental protection attributes of new energy vehicles. "NEVs are more intelligent and can better meet the needs of young people. The configuration and practicality are better, and the maintenance cost is not that high," said a resident surnamed Zhang.

Dealers said that the rapid iteration of NEV technologies and the stimulation of the trade-in policies have made individual car owners who bought new energy vehicles early consider selling or replacing their old cars with new ones with higher performance, longer battery life and more intelligent functions, which has also brought more used cars into the market.

Data shows that in September this year, a total of 100,500 used new energy cars were traded nationwide, an increase of 8.1 percent month on month and 32.5 percent year on year.

Meanwhile, the demand for NEV inspection and evaluation also increases sharply, and the test usually focus on three aspects of physical damage, the battery power release capacity, and battery abnormal attenuation, said industrial insiders.

"The demands for NEV testing have skyrocketed. In the third quarter, the NEV test volume increased by nearly 130 percent year on year," said Xu Hongtao, general manager of testing department of Chaboshi, a domestic vehicle appraisal evaluation company.

China's used NEV trade surges 54 pct in first nine month

China's used NEV trade surges 54 pct in first nine month

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was welcomed by an impressive robot martial arts performance as he visited Chinese robotics firm Unitree Robotics in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province on Thursday.

Merz, along with members of his business delegation, watched attentively throughout the innovative show "Wu BOT," or "Kung Fu Robots," nodding in appreciation at the various stunning moves. He led the applause after the show concluded.

Merz arrived in Beijing on Wednesday for a two-day official visit to China. On Thursday he visited the Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics, whose innovative humanoid robot creations have attracted significant global attention.

Merz listened to introductions about some of the cutting-edge robot components being produced by the company before he was treated to a robot boxing demonstration, and the live performance of a segment of the dynamic robot martial arts display.

"Wu BOT" was first performed during the 2026 China Media Group Spring Festival Gala broadcast on Feb 16, the eve of the Chinese New Year. Featuring dozens of humanoid machines moving in sync with martial artists, the show presented a blend of Chinese cultural heritage and state-of-the-art robotics technology.

German chancellor watches robot martial arts performance at China's Unitree

German chancellor watches robot martial arts performance at China's Unitree

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