China’s EV exports to stall in 2025, trade group says

China vehicle exports — Vehicles waiting for shipment overseas at a terminal in Shanghai on July 25, 2024. The growth in China's light-vehicle exports is expected to cool this year, with an anticipated drop in deliveries to Russia adding to EV tariff pressure in Europe. (Qilai Shen/BLOOMBERG)

January 09, 2025 02:27 PM

BEIJING — China’s auto exports are forecast to slow notably this year after holding the export crown for a second year in 2024, with no growth predicted for electric vehicle exports, a major auto association said.

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