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China’s monthly car exports surge past 1mn for first time

World’s leading exporter now also second-largest importer, Beijing says
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"}],[{"start":130.85,"text":"China’s exports of rare earths in June fell 34 per cent year on year and 6.4 per cent in the first half, following tight export controls on the minerals, which are essential for high-technology products. "}],[{"start":144,"text":"China dominates production of rare earths and its controls are a particular source of tension with trading partners. "}],[{"start":150.7,"text":"The NBS’s Wang said China’s exports of green energy-related products such as lithium batteries and wind turbines increased 37.6 per cent and 35.6 per cent, respectively, during the first half. "}],[{"start":165.25,"text":"China’s imports were boosted by chips. It imported 53.7bn units of integrated circuits in June 2026, a 6.8 per cent increase from a year earlier. In the first half of the year, chip imports rose 8.1 per cent."}],[{"start":181.65,"text":"Among the carmakers driving the export boom, BYD sold 175,000 cars overseas in June, up 95 per cent year on year. The group’s foreign sales accounted for a record 43 per cent of its total production last month. "}],[{"start":197.20000000000002,"text":"Geely reported overseas sales of 102,874 vehicles in June, up 157 per cent, marking the first time its monthly exports exceeded 100,000 units."}],[{"start":209.15,"text":"State-backed Chery exported overseas sales of 191,062 in June, an increase of 80 per cent. Chery’s sales last month set a new record for Chinese carmakers’ monthly exports for the fourth consecutive month."}],[{"start":225.15,"text":"Aside from electric vehicles, electric railway locomotives and electric motorcycle and bicycle shipments increased by 45.1 per cent and 31.5 per cent, respectively, Wang said."}],[{"start":237.25,"text":"Data visualisation by Haohsiang Ko in Hong Kong"}],[{"start":248.20000000000002,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1784010408_5008.mp3"}

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