Cui Dongshu, Secretary General of the Passenger Transport Association, said in an article that the downward pressure on imported cars continues to be intense. 450,000 cars were imported from January to November 2025, down 30% from the previous year. This is a sharp decline in January-November, which is rare recently. Of these, 43,000 cars were imported in November, down 29% year on year and 2% month on month. The number of imported cars declined after reaching a peak of 1.43 million in 2014. The scale of imports continued to decline sharply in 2024. The annual import volume was only 700,000 vehicles, down 12% from the previous year. The top 10 countries with the highest imports from January to November 2025 are: Japan with 19,2982 vehicles, Germany with 179,289 vehicles, the United States with 99,945 vehicles, Slovakia with 59,783 vehicles, the United Kingdom with 4,2351 vehicles, Sweden 19943, Austria with 10,213 vehicles, Hungary 7633, Mexico 6749, and South Korea with 4,520 vehicles. Among them, the top five that increased over the same period were: Germany 8,3081, the United States 55,883, Slovakia, 10,837 vehicles, Austria 7624, and Sweden.

Cui Dongshu, Secretary General of the Passenger Transport Association, said in an article that the downward pressure on imported cars continues to be intense. 450,000 cars were imported from January to November 2025, down 30% from the previous year. This is a sharp decline in January-November, which is rare recently. Of these, 43,000 cars were imported in November, down 29% year on year and 2% month on month. The number of imported cars declined after reaching a peak of 1.43 million in 2014. The scale of imports continued to decline sharply in 2024. The annual import volume was only 700,000 vehicles, down 12% from the previous year. The top 10 countries with the highest imports from January to November 2025 are: Japan with 19,2982 vehicles, Germany with 179,289 vehicles, the United States with 99,945 vehicles, Slovakia with 59,783 vehicles, the United Kingdom with 4,2351 vehicles, Sweden 19943, Austria with 10,213 vehicles, Hungary 7633, Mexico 6749, and South Korea with 4,520 vehicles. Among them, the top five that increased over the same period were: Germany 8,3081, the United States 55,883, Slovakia, 10,837 vehicles, Austria 7624, and Sweden.