Inventory

China's June Vehicle Inventory Alert Index stood at 57.2%, indicating that the automotive industry remains in contraction territory.

Automakers producing only NEVs had an inventory of 790,000 units at the end of May, up from 750,000 units at the end of April.

China's auto dealer inventory factor for May stood at 1.63, above the 1.50 warning threshold and higher than the reasonable range.

China's May Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 57.9%, indicating that the automotive industry remains in contraction territory.

Automakers producing only NEVs had an inventory of 750,000 units at the end of April, up from 690,000 units at the end of March.

China's April auto dealer inventory factor stood at 1.89, above the alert line of 1.50 and higher than the reasonable range.

China's Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 62.1% in April, indicating that the automotive industry remains in contraction territory.

Automakers producing only NEVs had an inventory of 690,000 units at the end of March, up from 680,000 units at the end of February.

China's March automobile dealer inventory factor stood at 1.76, remaining above the alert line of 1.50 and exceeding the reasonable range.

China's Vehicle Inventory Alert (VIA) Index stood at 57.5% in March, indicating that the automotive industry remains in contraction territory.