Since 2009, China's auto market has begun to restore some degree. In 2009H1, production volume and sales volume of automobiles in China was to 5.9908 million and 6.0988 million, year increase of 15.22% and 17.69% ai, respectively. Production and sales volumes amounted to 4.4189 million passenger cars and 4.5338 million, growing by 20.96% and 25,62% respectively.

In 2009H1, the sales volume of Chinese-owned passenger car was 2.0549 million, accounting 45.32% of the total sales volume. In China, sales volumes of Japanese passenger cars, passenger cars German, Americans, Koreans and the French were 939,500, 648,200, 426,000, 347,900 and 117,300, taking up 20.72%, 14.30%, 9.40%, 7.67% and 2.59% of total sales volume respectively.

According to statistics from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) in July 2009 the sales volume of 800,000 cars in China than with a significant annual growth rate. From January to July, the sales volume amounted to approximately EUR 5.4 million, increasing by over 30% yoy. The VP rate of decline and reduced passenger growth rates of other cars increased. The sales volume of cars passing within seven months exceeded that of all 2008, doing very well.

In July, sales of passenger vehicles reached up to 832,600, with a link relative proportion of -4.62% and the annual growth rate of 70.54%. The sales volume of passenger base (car) was 601,500, with a link relative share of -6,10% and the rate of growth of 66.69%. The minivan sales volume reached 17,600, with a link relative proportion of -6.43% and the rate of growth of 19.68%. The volume of SUV sales were 58,400, with the ratio of relative bond 9.49% and the rate of growth of 60.94%. The sales volume of 155,100 cars was crossing with the link relative share of 3.17% and the rate of growth of 103.08%.

From January to July, the sales volume reached 5.3664 million passenger cars, increasing by 30.91% yoy. The sales volume of passenger base (car) was 3.8455 million, growing by 26.89% yoy. VP Sales volume was 120,100, falling by 4.75% yoy. The sales volume of SUVs was 312,000, increasing by 18.07% yoy. The sales volume of passenger crossover, which is 1.0906 million, increasing by 59,90% Ia.

In the long term, China's GDP will remain an average annual growth rate of 8% -9%, with the global economic recovery. By Therefore, the demand for automobiles will increase significantly as incomes will be enhanced. It is estimated that the Chinese market for passenger vehicles will grow to a very high rate since 2011.

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