Summarize：In July 2024, China's total exports of buses (over 3.5 meters long) reached 3,932 units, up 14.14% year on year but down 31.29% month on month.
Xiamen King Long remained in second place with 561 units exported, up 26.07% year on year, and a market share of 14.27%.
Zhongtong Bus held third place with 545 units exported, up 92.58% year on year, and a market share of 13.86%, increasing by over 2 percentage points compared to June.
Golden Dragon exported 461 units, jumping to fourth place with a market share of 11.72%, up by over 1 percentage point compared to June.
Higer Bus came in fifth with 397 units exported, representing a market share of 10.10%.
From January to July 2024, China's total bus exports reached 31,483 units, up 35.62% year on year, maintaining a robust growth trend.
Specifically, Yutong Bus secured its position as the industry leader with 7,133 units exported, up 45.13% year on year, and a market share of 22.66%.
Xiamen King Long remained in second place with 4,302 units exported, up 17.57% year on year, and a market share of 13.66%, showing strong development momentum.
Zhongtong Bus held third place with 4,078 units exported, up 78.55% year on year, and a market share of 12.95%.
Golden Dragon exported 3,320 units to remain in fourth place, with a market share of 10.55%.
Higer Bus exported 3,031 units to remain in fifth place, up 6.02% year on year, with a market share of 9.63%.
Among the top ten exporters, eight achieved year-on-year growth. Foton AUV had the highest growth rate of 191.70%, while JMC Jingma (187.15%), Ankai Bus (150.53%), and Asiastar Bus (137.79%) also had year-on-year growth rates exceeding 100%.
