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News - General NewsMarket Insight: Chinese brands back over 10,000 sales markT time: The LDV T60 one-tonne ute was the biggest-selling Chinese vehicle in Australia last year with 3210 new registrations, the vast majority of them 4x4s. LDV leads pack as Chinese brands together post 124 per cent sales increase last year 18 Jan 2019 By TERRY MARTIN -AUSTRALIANS bought more than 10,000 new vehicles sourced from China in 2018, marking a 124 per cent increase and providing most distributors with plenty of reason to expect ongoing growth this year.
-Official VFACTS figures do not include brands such as JMC and Foton, but across those that are represented – LDV, MG, Haval and Great Wall – the combined 10,489 new registrations recorded last year is the best performance from the Chinese collective since the 2012 peak of 12,139 units.
 Read more31st of October 2018  EV start-up SEA aims high with local factorySEA Electric targets 10 per cent share of van market in 3-5 years with its local EVs18th of October 2018  Haval lowers entry point to H2 small SUV rangeNew six-speed manual variant reduces Haval H2 entry point to $19,990 driveaway5th of October 2018  Haval introduces promotional seven-year warrantyGreat Wall lobs Steed driveaway pricing, Haval extends warranty for 2018 clearance17th of August 2018  MG focuses on SUVs, dealers for sales successZS, GS and 21-strong dealer network underpin MG Motor Australia’s growth15th of June 2018  LDV plans for expanded line-upT60 pick-up leading LDV growth but Ateco wants more models and variants11th of June 2018  Market insight: LDV spearheads Chinese revivalLDV T60 pick-up, MG SUVs help revive Chinese-built new-car sales in Australia |
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