China becomes world’s largest auto exporter in Q1, outpacing Japan: data

[Viet]

That is Japan's last economic pillar.

The game is over, Japan is finished.

There are enough precedents to tell us, as long as China takes the first place, it will not lose again, and its advantage will only increase.

China has more people. But most importantly more young, more ambitious people.

 

[Bengal71]

Japan's auto industry is dying only because of the morons at helm who are still blabbering about ICE cars and Hydrogen vehicles. If they can't put up a stiff competition in EV, they will all be bankrupt in 3-5 years.

 

[beijingwalker]

Japan's auto industry is dying only because of the morons at helm who are still blabbering about ICE cars and Hydrogen vehicles. If they can't put up a stiff competition in EV, they will all be bankrupt in 3-5 years.

Already too late for them.

 

[Song Hong]

Japan's auto industry is dying only because of the morons at helm who are still blabbering about ICE cars and Hydrogen vehicles. If they can't put up a stiff competition in EV, they will all be bankrupt in 3-5 years.

Already too late for them.

Really I dono WTF Japanese elites are thinking when they bet on hydrogen. Battery Efficiency is about 60% while Hydrogen is about 20%.

The Japan must have promoted the most foolish elements in their society to be leaders.

 

[Han Patriot]

What does it have to do with this thread? even trolling should have a boundary.

When even the cheerleaders can't refute reality, they troll. How time have changed.

 

[Song Hong]

I got a feeling all MBAs are stupid. Even Japan government is fkup and rotten, why NOT a single executive in Toyota and Honda listen to their engineers.

Meanwhile CPC has extremely smart people in their rank. From the start, CPC identify that EV is way to go.

All lot of China companies promotes engineers to the top never mind the whole world says engineers cannot manage.

 

[Bengal71]

Already too late for them.

Yes I think so, it's already too late. They don't have a good battery company like CATL and BYD, they don't even have a working EV design either.

 

[MH.Yang]

Really I dono WTF Japanese elites are thinking when they bet on hydrogen. Battery Efficiency is about 60% while Hydrogen is about 20%.

The Japan must have promoted the most foolish elements in their society to be leaders.



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The biggest problem in Japan is its deep-rooted corruption and inefficiency, and the scariest thing is that its corruption is still legal.

Looking at the shitty Tokyo Olympics, the Japanese government actually spent $13 billion! This number is enough to prove the existence of large-scale corruption. It is normal for a country full of decay and death to make any foolish choices.

As for China, it even makes engineers the prime minister of the country. In China, it is customary to use technical personnel as managers.

 

[beijingwalker]

Germany and Japan love shooting themselves in the foot

 

[beijingwalker]

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

China becomes world’s largest auto exporter in Q1, outpacing Japan: data
By Global Times
Published: May 14, 2023 04:29 PM

Nearly 5,000 of SAIC's MG-branded vehicles wait to be exported at the port of Lianyungang, East China's Jiangsu Province on Sunday. The vehicles are headed to markets including the UK, Australia and Belgium. The port's auto export business has grown rapidly this year. Photo: cnsphoto

China exported 1.07 million vehicles in the first quarter of 2023, surging by 58.3 percent year-on-year, data from China's General Administration of Customs (GAC) recently revealed, indicating that China has now become the world's largest auto exporter, outpacing Japan.

China's total vehicles export value from January to April stood at 7.67 trillion yuan, up 10.6 percent year-on-year, with car exports now playing important role in the country's foreign trade structure.

The Waigaoqiao Port in Shanghai saw a total of 231,000 vehicles exported to Europe, Southeast Asia, South America and Africa in the first quarter of 2023, accounting for 40 percent of the car exports, China Media Group reported

In April alone, China exported 376,000 vehicles, surging 2.7 times over the same period in 2022, lifted by strong production capacity of 2.13 million cars in the month, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.

Exports of new-energy vehicles account for the majority of vehicles being shipped abroad, hitting 100,000 NEVs in April, which is 8.4 times that of the same month in 2022.

Last year, China became the world's second largest car exporter by surpassing Germany. GAC data showed that China exported 3.22 million vehicles in 2022, increasing 56.8 percent year-on-year, while Germany exported 2.61 million vehicles.

Xu Haidong, deputy general engineer of the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), said that China-made vehicles have become more competitive on the global market, benefitting from strict quality control, sophisticated industrial chain and advanced maintenance services.

China becomes world’s largest auto exporter in Q1, outpacing Japan: data - Global Times

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Great news, because American rednecks think they are the only source of education and knowledge. There are other places like China Insh'Allah.

 

[F-22Raptor]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1661840243748642818

The Tesla Model Y has become the best selling vehicle in the world in Q1 and is on pace to be the best selling vehicle worldwide for 2023, displacing Toyota.

 

[F-22Raptor]

Great news, because American rednecks think they are the only source of education and knowledge. There are other places like China Insh'Allah.

I don’t understand a Pakistanis obsession with China. If you lived in China, you’d be a third class citizen and your ability to advance in society would be very limited.

Here in the US, Pakistanis assimilate and prosper.

 

[ProudThamizhan]

most Japanese auto companies are producing locally in the USA. Just Honda has 12 plants in the US and made >900K autos in the US. As they make more and more abroad, traditional "export" volumes go down.

Not to take away credit from Chinese increasing their exports, but numbers and narrative contradict

 

[renhai]