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Chinese electric vehicle exports<\/strong> saw an impressive **87% increase** in November 2025, solidifying China\u2019s position as a global leader in the electric mobility industry. So far this year, nearly 1 million electric cars<\/strong> have been shipped to Asia, and over 600,000 have reached Europe<\/strong>, while Mexico is experiencing record growth thanks to BYD\u2019s strategy of launching affordable models in the country.<\/p>\n The domestic electric vehicle market in China<\/strong> is starting to show signs of slowing, prompting major manufacturers to focus their efforts on exports<\/strong>. According to official data shared by the Chinese government and reported by Bloomberg, November was a standout month: nearly 200,000 electric vehicles<\/strong> left China, bringing the total to close to 2 million units exported<\/strong> during the first 11 months of 2025.<\/p>\n Asia remains the primary destination for these vehicles, but other markets are growing much faster. In Mexico, for example, **19,344 electric vehicles** were delivered in November alone, an astonishing 2,367% increase compared to the same month in 2024<\/strong>. This brings the year-to-date total to 96,194 units<\/strong>, a 150% increase compared to 2024.<\/p>\n BYD, a sector leader, aims to double its 2024 sales and reach 100,000 units sold<\/strong> in Mexico by the end of 2025. Additionally, the company plans to set up a production plant in the country to supply all of Latin America.<\/p>\n Exports to Europe<\/strong> are also showing steady growth: over 42,000 electric vehicles<\/strong> arrived in November and more than 600,000 in total<\/strong> this year, representing a 12% increase compared to 2024. Despite import tariffs<\/strong> of up to 40% and significant price differences, Chinese electric vehicles continue to gain ground in Europe. The UK and Belgium are the main markets, with approximately 121,000 and 195,000 units imported<\/strong> respectively up to November.<\/p>\n In Latin America and the Caribbean, year-on-year growth was 283% in November<\/strong> and 65% up to that month, with Mexico and Brazil leading in Chinese electric vehicle imports.<\/p>\nDomestic market on pause, focus on overseas growth<\/h3>\n
Europe and Latin America, expanding markets<\/h3>\n