Independent export ranking in 2023: Chery car ranks second, Great Wall car enters the top three, who ranks first?

A few days ago, China's major independent brands have announced export data for 2023. Among them, SAIC Passenger Cars ranked first with an export volume of 1.208 million units, and Chery Automobile also won the runner-up with an export volume of 937,100 units.

As a leader in exporting its own brands overseas, SAIC's passenger vehicle export performance has always been outstanding. According to news released by SAIC, overseas sales will reach 1.208 million units in 2023. As the main force of SAIC Group's overseas strategy, MG4 EV sales exceeded the 100,000 mark in Europe, becoming the sales champion of compact pure electric vehicles. In the future, SAIC will launch 14 new smart electric vehicles in overseas markets to further expand its overseas product lineup and achieve full coverage of mainstream market segments.

In terms of overseas business, Chery Automobile also performed exceptionally. In 2023, Chery Group's sales volume will be 1.8813 million vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 52.6%, of which vehicle exports will be 937,100 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 101.1%. Exports account for nearly half of total sales, exceeding the industry average. It is reported that Chery has more than 13 million car users worldwide, including 3.35 million overseas users. This not only reflects the gradual increase of Chery's influence in the international market, but also shows that global users highly recognize Chery's quality.

Similarly, Great Wall and Geely, which are closely followed, will perform equally well in 2023. In 2023, Great Wall Motors sold a total of 1.2307 million vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 15.29%. Among them, cumulative overseas sales reached 316,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 82.48%, a record high. As more global strategic models have successfully gone overseas, Great Wall Motors' overseas sales have exceeded 1.4 million units so far. At present, Great Wall Motors plans to fully enter the European market. Following the German and British markets, Great Wall plans to further expand to eight new European markets, including Italy, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria and Switzerland. Exports are expected to hit another high this year. new highs.