Automotive industry micro-cargo, heavy truck and light truck industry first

In January-February 2009, the overall demand for the automotive market was still low, but there were no shortages of bright spots in the sub-sector. According to data from the Automobile Industry Association, a total of 1.563 million automobiles were sold in January-February 2009, a slight increase of 2.7% from the same period of 2008, indicating that demand has not recovered significantly. Among them, 1.218 million passenger cars were sold, an increase of 5.8% year-on-year. Commercial vehicle sales reached 345,000 units, down 7.2% year-on-year.

From the perspective of sub-sectors, the mini-vans in passenger cars and mini-vans in commercial vehicles were all boosted by more than 30% sales growth due to the incentives for car-to-country and small-displacement automobile purchase tax relief policies. Highlights.

Since production was below sales for 3 consecutive months, sedan inventories dropped to 21,000 in February 2009, the lowest since February 2006, the lowest point for consecutive 37 months. In 2009, the “press sales” of passenger car companies will be significantly reduced compared to 2008, and it is expected that car sales prices will also be supported to a certain extent.