In January-September 2026, global sales of new energy passenger vehicles reached 18.38 million units, up 15% year-on-year. September sales stood at 2.65 million units, up 16% year-on-year and 18% month-on-month, with the growth rate returning to historically normal levels. From January to September, new energy vehicles held a 25.3% market share, of which battery electric vehicles accounted for 17.8%, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles for 7.6%, and hybrid electric vehicles performed notably with an 8% share. China's new energy passenger vehicles accounted for 63% of the global share, rising to 65.5% in July-September. In the battery electric vehicle segment, China accounted for 59% of the global total, with a temporarily weak performance at the start of the year before rebounding to 62% in the third quarter. In the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle segment, China's share reached as high as 71%, climbing to 74% in the third quarter, demonstrating exceptionally strong performance in the global market.