// Global Analysis Archive
CPCA expects China’s passenger vehicle sales to reach the year’s lowest point in February 2026 due to an extended Lunar New Year holiday and constrained effective selling time. January 2026 data in the source show weaker domestic retail demand but record exports, with NEV shipments nearly half of total exports and policy negotiations shaping market access.
CPCA expects February 2026 to be the year’s lowest point for passenger vehicle sales due to an extended Lunar New Year holiday that reduces effective production and retail days. January data show weaker domestic retail and wholesale volumes alongside record exports, with NEVs nearing half of all shipments and trade negotiations encouraging a shift toward overseas industrial expansion.
CPCA expects China’s passenger vehicle sales to reach the year’s lowest point in February 2026 due to an extended Lunar New Year holiday and constrained effective selling time. January 2026 data in the source show weaker domestic retail demand but record exports, with NEV shipments nearly half of total exports and policy negotiations shaping market access.
CPCA expects February 2026 to be the year’s lowest point for passenger vehicle sales due to an extended Lunar New Year holiday that reduces effective production and retail days. January data show weaker domestic retail and wholesale volumes alongside record exports, with NEVs nearing half of all shipments and trade negotiations encouraging a shift toward overseas industrial expansion.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-1155 | China Auto Market Faces February 2026 Trough as Exports Hit Record and NEV Strategy Shifts Overseas | China Auto Market | 2026-02-14 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-1135 | China Auto Market Faces February 2026 Sales Trough as Holiday Disruptions Collide With Strong NEV Export Momentum | China Auto Market | 2026-02-14 | 0 | ACCESS » |