- Nio Inc, including the NIO, FRO and Firefly brands, saw 4,730 insurance registrations in China last week, an increase of 9.24 percent compared to the previous week.
- Tesla's insurance registrations in China reached a highest point of 10 weeks last week, an increase of 79.40 percent compared to the 8,640 units of the last week.
Nio Inc (NYSE: NIO) ended a few weeks of successive consecutive consecutive decreases of insurance registrations in China last week, while Tesla saw a significant increase.
During the week of 9-15 June week 24 of 2025-NIO brand vehicles, 3,060 insurance registrations in China, an increase of 16.35 percent compared to the 2,630 of the previous week, ending in three consecutive weeks of sequential falls, according to figures that are shared today on Weiboustrie by various Observers of the Automotvers.
NIO's Submark Onvo registered 1,230 insurance registrations last week, an increase of 2.50 percent compared to the 1,200 units of the previous week.
Nio's other sub-brand Firefly saw 440 insurance registrations last week, with 12.00 percent lower than the 500 units of the previous week.
Nio Inc, including the NIO, FRO and Firefly brands, registered last week 4,730 insurance registrations in China, an increase of 9.24 percent compared to the 4,330 of the last week, which closes three consecutive weeks of successive decreases.
Nio Inc delivered 23,231 vehicles in May, an increase of 13.08 percent compared to 20,544 in the same period last year, but according to 23,900 in April with 23,9900, according to data released on 1 June.
The most important brand of NIO yielded 13,270 vehicles in May, a decrease from the year by year of 35.41 percent and a decrease of 31.13 percent compared to April.
Invoo delivered 6,281 vehicles in May, an increase of 42.75 percent compared to April.
Firefly supplied 3,680 vehicles in May. This marks the first full month of deliveries for the NIO Submerk.
Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) had 15,500 insurance registrations in China last week, which marked an increase of 79.40 percent compared to the 8,640 of the last week and the highest figure in the past 10 weeks.
The American EV maker has a factory in Shanghai that produces the Model 3 Sedan and Model Y Crossover, which are supplied to domestic customers and also serve as an export hub.
Tesla's retail sales in China in May 38,588 units, a decrease of 30.11 percent on an annual basis, although an increase of 34.31 percent compared to April, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
The Shanghai factory exported 23,074 vehicles in May, an increase of 32.93 percent on an annual basis, although with 22.38 percent from April.
Earlier today, the waiting time of delivery for the Tesla Model 3 in China saw the first increase in the past nine months, which suggests that the Shanghai factory may undergo a number of new adjustments.
Xpeng (NYSE: XPEV) had 6,400 insurance registrations last week, an increase of 52.74 percent compared to the 4,190 vehicles of the last week.
The company supplied 33,525 vehicles in May, with seven consecutive months of deliveries of more than 30,000 units.
This represents an increase of 230.43 percent compared to the 10,146 units that were delivered in the same period last year, although it is a decrease of 4.34 percent compared to the 35,045 units delivered in April.
Li Auto (Nasdaq: Li) had 7,900 insurance registrations last week, a decrease of 4.47 percent compared to the 8,270 units of the last week.
It yielded 40,856 vehicles in May, an increase of 16.66 percent compared to the 35,020 units in the same period last year and an increase of 20.38 percent compared to the 33,939 units of April.
BYD (HKG: 1211, OTCMKTS: BYDDY) Merkvruiks saw insurance registrations of 70,300 units last week, an increase of 28.17 percent compared to the 54,850 units of the previous week.
The company sold 382,476 vehicles in May, an increase of 15.27 percent on an annual basis and 0.63 percent compared to April.
BYD announced significant discounts at the end of last month on models in its dynasty and ocean product lines, making various competitors to the example.
Xiaomi (HKG: 1810, OTCMKTS: XIACY) last week had 5,600 insurance registrations, an increase of 28.15 percent compared to the 4,370 units of the last week.
Xiaomi's EV -Unit, Xiaomi EV, delivered more than 28,000 units in May, announced it on 1 June.
Xiaomi unveiled the YU7 SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle) on 22 May. The company said yesterday that the Yu7 will finally be launched at the end of this month.
The Zeekr (NYSE: ZK) brand registered 3,200 insurance registrations last week, just from last week.
The Zeekr brand supplied 18,908 vehicles in May, an increase of 1.57 percent on an annual basis and an increase of 37.74 percent month on a month.
Including the deliveries of Lynk & Co, the Zeekr Group delivered 46,538 vehicles in May, an increase of 12.64 percent compared to 41,316 in April, which marked the third consecutive month of the month on the month.
Leap engine (HKG: 9863) had 8,800 insurance registrations last week, just from last week.
It delivered 45,067 vehicles in May and surpassed the previous record of 42,517 set in December 2024.
This represents an increase of 148.10 percent compared to the 18,165 units in the same period last year and an increase of 9.82 percent compared to the 41,039 units in April.
AITO – The brand that was jointly developed by Huawei and Seres Group – had 10,000 insurance registrations last week, an increase of 13.77 percent compared to the 8,790 units in the past week.
Data table: China EV insurement registrations in 9-15 June