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Android 17 eligible devices: Complete list for all major brands

19 June 2026 at 10:28
Android 17 eligible devices list
Android 17 eligible devices list

Google has released Android 17 for Pixel devices, and soon other brands will begin rolling out the update. However, there’s a lot of uncertainty among users about whether their devices will receive this major upgrade. So, we have prepared a brand-by-brand list of devices that will receive the Android 17 update, including Samsung, OnePlus, Motorola, Xiaomi, and more.

Except for Google, no brand has announced the list of eligible devices for the Android 17 upgrade. So, we reviewed the current update policy for every brand to prepare the list. Since it’s based on the update policy, devices on the list are almost confirmed to receive the update.

Google Pixels Android 17 eligible devices list

Pixel phones, as always, are the first phones to receive the Android 17 update. The rollout went live on June 16 for all eligible devices, though the availability depends on your region.

  • Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, 10 Pro Fold, 10a
  • Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL, 9 Pro Fold, 9a
  • Pixel 8, 8 Pro, 8a
  • Pixel 7, 7 Pro, 7a
  • Pixel 6, 6 Pro, 6a
  • Pixel Tablet
  • Pixel Fold

Samsung Android 17 eligible devices list

Samsung is already testing the One UI 9.0, based on Android 17, via the beta program, which is available for the Galaxy S26 phones, with more devices expected to join soon. The stable version is expected to debut with the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8 in July 2026.

Galaxy S series

  • Galaxy S26, S26+, S26 Ultra
  • Galaxy S25, S25+, S25 Ultra, S25 Edge, S25 FE
  • Galaxy S24, S24+, S24 Ultra, S24 FE
  • Galaxy S23, S23+, S23 Ultra, S23 FE

Galaxy Z series

  • Galaxy Z TriFold
  • Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition
  • Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, Z Flip 7 FE
  • Galaxy Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6
  • Galaxy Z Fold 5, Z Flip 5

Galaxy A series

  • Galaxy A57, A56, A55, A54
  • Galaxy A37, A36, A35, A34
  • Galaxy A27, A26, A25, A24
  • Galaxy A17 (4G/5G), A16 (4G/5G), A15 (4G/5G)
  • Galaxy A07 (4G/5G), A06 (5G)

Galaxy M series

  • Galaxy M56, M55, M55s, M54
  • Galaxy M36, M34
  • Galaxy M17, M17e, M16, M15
  • Galaxy M07, M06

Galaxy F series

  • Galaxy F70e
  • Galaxy F56, F55, F54
  • Galaxy F36, F34
  • Galaxy F17, F16, F15
  • Galaxy F07, F06

Galaxy Tab series

  • Galaxy Tab S11, Tab S11 Ultra
  • Galaxy Tab S10+, S10 Lite, S10 Ultra
  • Galaxy Tab S10 FE, S10 FE+
  • Galaxy Tab S9, Tab S9+, Tab S9 Ultra
  • Galaxy Tab S9 FE, Tab S9 FE+
  • Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024)
  • Galaxy Tab A11, Tab A11+
  • Galaxy Tab Active 5, Tab Active 5 Pro

Galaxy XCover series

  • Galaxy XCover 7, XCover 7 Pro

OnePlus Android 17 eligible devices list

While the Android 17 beta has remained limited to the OnePlus 15, the stable version will be released for a bunch of devices across lineups. It will come with OxygenOS 16 on top, which is expected to be released around November 2026.

OnePlus flagship phones

  • OnePlus Open
  • OnePlus 15, 15R
  • OnePlus 13, 13R, 13s, 13T
  • OnePlus 12, 12R
  • OnePlus 11

OnePlus Nord series

  • OnePlus Nord 6
  • OnePlus Nord 5
  • OnePlus Nord 4
  • OnePlus Nord CE 6
  • OnePlus Nord CE 6 Lite
  • OnePlus Nord CE 5

OnePlus Pad series

  • OnePlus Pad 4
  • OnePlus Pad 3
  • OnePlus Pad 2
  • OnePlus Pad Lite
  • OnePlus Pad Go 2

Nothing Android 17 eligible devices list

Nothing will release Android 17 for most of its smartphones. While the brand didn’t release an Android 17 beta, it’ll likely be among the first to push the stable update, which will likely come with the Nothing OS 5.0 skin at the top. The rollout is expected to begin in November 2026.

  • Nothing Phone (4a)
  • Nothing Phone (4a) Pro
  • Nothing Phone (3)
  • Nothing Phone (3a)
  • Nothing Phone (3a) Lite
  • Nothing Phone (3a) Pro
  • Nothing Phone (2a)
  • Nothing Phone (2a) Plus
  • Nothing CMF Phone 2 Pro

Motorola Android 17 eligible devices list

Motorola is expected to release the Android 17 update for dozens of phones across the premium Razr series, mid-range Edge lineup, and affordable Moto G series. Around a dozen of them are already part of the beta program, while the stable release is expected around October 2026.

Motorola Razr series

  • Motorola Razr 70 (Razr 2026)
  • Motorola Razr 70+ (Razr+ 2026)
  • Motorola Razr 70 Ultra (Razr Ultra 2026)
  • Motorola Razr 60 (Razr 2025)
  • Motorola Razr+ 2025
  • Motorola Razr 60 Ultra (Razr Ultra 2025)
  • Motorola Razr 50 (Razr 2024)
  • Motorola Razr 50 Ultra (Razr+ 2024)

Motorola Edge series

  • Motorola Edge 70, 70 Pro, 70 Pro+, 70 Fusion, 70 Fusion+
  • Motorola Edge 60, 60 Pro, 60 Neo, 60 Fusion, 60 Stylus
  • Motorola Edge 50, 50 Pro, 50 Ultra, 50 Neo, 50 Fusion
  • Motorola Edge (2026), Edge (2025)

Motorola Moto G series

  • Moto G Max
  • Moto G stylus 5G (2026), Moto G stylus 5G (2025)
  • Moto G Power 5G (2026), Moto G Power 5G (2025)
  • Moto G Play (2026)
  • Moto G (2026), Moto G (2025)
  • Moto G87, G86
  • Moto G77, G75
  • Moto G67, G57, G57 Power
  • Moto G47, G37, G37 Power

Other Motorola phones

  • Moto Pad (2026)
  • Moto Pad 60 Neo
  • Motorola ThinkPhone 25
  • Motorola Signature

Xiaomi Android 17 eligible devices list

Xiaomi has been publicly testing Android 17 beta on some premium models, such as the Xiaomi 17 and Xiaomi 17 Ultra, while the stable rollout is expected to kick off around October 2026. In China, things may happen a few weeks earlier.

  • Xiaomi Leica Leitzphone
  • Xiaomi 17, 17 Ultra, 17T, 17T Pro
  • Xiaomi 15, 15 Pro, 15 Ultra, 15T, 15T Pro
  • Xiaomi 14, 14 Pro, 14 Ultra, 14 Civi, 14T, 14T Pro
  • Xiaomi 13T, 13T Pro
  • Xiaomi Mix Flip

Redmi Android 17 eligible devices list

While no Redmi phones were a part of the early Android 17 beta program, they usually start receiving the update alongside premium Xiaomi phones. That means we can expect the stable rollout to begin in November 2026.

Redmi Note series

  • Redmi Note 15 (4G/5G), Note 15 Pro (4G/5G), Note 15 Pro+, Note 15 Special
  • Redmi Note 14 4G, Note 14 Pro, Note 14 Pro+, Note 14S

Redmi number series

  • Redmi 15 (4G/5G)
  • Redmi 15C (4G/5G)
  • Redmi 15A

Redmi A series

  • Redmi A7, A7 Pro (4G/5G)
  • Redmi A5

Redmi Pad series

  • Redmi Pad 2
  • Redmi Pad 2 9.7
  • Redmi Pad 2 Pro

Redmi Turbo series

  • Redmi Turbo 5

POCO Android 17 eligible devices list

POCO phones should start receiving the Android 17 update around November 2026, alongside Xiaomi and Redmi phones.

POCO F series

  • POCO F8 Pro, F8 Ultra
  • POCO F7, F7 Pro, F7 Ultra
  • POCO F6, F6 Pro

POCO X series

  • POCO X8 Pro, X8 Pro Max
  • POCO X7, X7 Pro
  • POCO X6 Pro

POCO M series

  • POCO M8, M8 Pro, M8s
  • POCO M7 4G, M7 Plus

POCO C series

  • POCO C85 (4G/5G), C85x
  • POCO C81, C81 Pro, C81x
  • POCO C71

POCO Pad series

  • POCO Pad X1
  • POCO Pad M1
  • POCO Pad C1

Oppo Android 17 eligible devices list

While the Android 17 Developer Preview program remained limited to the Oppo Find X9 Pro, the stable release will reach a bunch of devices. The stable rollout is expected to begin in November 2026.

Oppo Find N series

  • Oppo Find N6
  • Oppo Find N5
  • Oppo Find N3, N3 Flip
  • Oppo Find N2, N2 Flip

Oppo Find X series

  • Oppo Find X9, X9 Pro, X9 Ultra, X9s
  • Oppo Find X8, X8 Pro, X8 Ultra
  • Oppo Find X7, X7 Ultra
  • Oppo Find X6, X6 Pro

Oppo Reno series

  • Oppo Reno 15, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Mini, 15 Pro Max, 15 F, 15 FS
  • Oppo Reno 14, 14 Pro, 14 F
  • Oppo Reno 13, 13 Pro, 13 F (4G/5G)
  • Oppo Reno 12, 12 Pro
  • Oppo Reno 11, 11 Pro

Oppo F series

  • Oppo F33, F33 Pro
  • Oppo F31, F31 Pro, F31 Pro+
  • Oppo F29, F29 Pro

Oppo K series

  • Oppo K13
  • Oppo K13 Turbo
  • Oppo K13 Turbo Pro
  • Oppo K13x

Oppo Pad series

  • Oppo Pad 5
  • Oppo Pad 3
  • Oppo Pad SE

Vivo Android 17 eligible devices list

Like most of its Chinese rivals, Vivo may also begin rolling out Android 17 in November 2026. The update should come with OriginOS 7 skin at the top. 

Vivo X series

  • Vivo X300, X300 Pro, X300 Ultra, X300 FE
  • Vivo X200, X200 Pro, X200 FE, X200T
  • Vivo X100, X100 Pro

Vivo V series

  • Vivo V70, V70 FE, V70 Elite
  • Vivo V60, V60e, V60 Lite (4G/5G)
  • Vivo V50, V50e, V50 Lite (4G/5G)
  • Vivo V40, V40 Pro

Vivo T series

  • Vivo T4, T4 Pro, T4 Ultra, T4 Lite
  • Vivo T4x, T4R

Vivo Y series

  • Vivo Y400 (4G/5G), Y400 Pro, Y400 Pro+
  • Vivo Y300 GT, Y300t, Y300i
  • Vivo Y51 Pro
  • Vivo Y31d 4G
  • Vivo Y21 (2026)
  • Vivo Y11 (2026)
  • Vivo Y05 4G

iQOO Android 17 eligible devices list

iQOO phones follow the same timeline as Vivo’s, and hence, they are expected to receive the Android 17 update starting in November 2026.

iQOO flagship phones

  • iQOO 15, 15 Ultra, 15R
  • iQOO 13
  • iQOO 12, 12 Pro

iQOO Z series

  • iQOO Z11x
  • iQOO Z10, Z10x, Z10R, Z10 Lite

iQOO Neo series

  • iQOO Neo 10, 10R
  • iQOO Neo 9 Pro

Realme Android 17 eligible devices list

Realme GT 8 Pro is the only device from the brand to receive the Android 17 beta, but the stable update is due to arrive on a wide range of devices. The update will come with Realme UI 8.0 skin and is expected to start rolling out to devices in early November 2026.

Realme GT series

  • Realme GT 8 Pro
  • Realme GT 7, 7 Pro, 7 Pro Racing, 7T
  • Realme GT 6, 6T
  • Realme GT 5 Pro

Realme number series

  • Realme 16, 16 Pro, 16 Pro+, 16T
  • Realme 15, 15 Pro, 15 Lite, 15T, 15x
  • Realme 14, 14 Pro, 14 Pro+, 14T

Realme P series

  • Realme P4, P4 Pro, P4 Lite (4G/5G), P4 Power 5G, P4R, P4x
  • Reame P3, P3 Pro, P3 Ultra, P3x

Realme C series

  • Realme C85 (4G/5G), C85 Pro, C83
  • Realme C75, C75x, C73, C71

Realme Narzo series

  • Realme Narzo Power 5G
  • Realme Narzo 100 Lite
  • Realme Narzo 90, 90X
  • Realme Narzo 80 Lite (4G/5G), 80 Pro, 80x

Realme Note series

  • Realme Note 80
  • Realme Note 70, 70T

Realme Pad series

  • Realme Pad 3

Asus Android 17 eligible devices list

Asus doesn’t have a good track record with software releases, and this year is expected to be no different. It will likely push the stable Android 17 update towards the end of the year.

  • Asus ROG Phone 9
  • Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro
  • Asus ROG Phone 9 FE
  • Asus Zenfone 12 Ultra

Honor Android 17 eligible devices list

The Android 17 update for Honor devices is expected to come with a MagicOS 11 skin on top, and it is expected to start rolling out in October 2026. 

Honor Magic series

  • Honor Magic 8, 8 Lite, 8 Pro
  • Honor Magic 7, 7 Lite, 7 Pro
  • Honor Magic 6 Pro, 6 Ultimate
  • Honor Magic V6
  • Honor Magic V5
  • Honor Magic V3
  • Honor Magic Vs3

Honor number series

  • Honor 600, 600 Lite, 600 Pro
  • Honor 400, 400 Lite, 400 Pro, 400 Smart
  • Honor 300, 300 Pro, 300 Ultra
  • Honor 200, 200 Pro

Sony Android 17 eligible devices list

Sony isn’t part of the Android 17 partner beta testing initiative, so it hasn’t released the beta update. The company is expected to push the stable update directly sometime around October 2026.

The rollout shouldn’t take long, as only three devices are eligible for Android 17.

  • Sony Xperia 10 VI
  • Sony Xperia 1 VII
  • Sony Xperia 1 VI

We’ll update the list as and when brands announce the official list of eligible devices for Android 17.

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China retail April 2026: Leapmotor (+52.3%), Xiaomi (+28.5%) shine in sinking market (-20.8%)

18 June 2026 at 11:17

The Xiaomi SU7 is up to 2nd place overall in April.

Note: March figures are also included in the data section of this article.

The selection of models included in this update sinks -20.8% year-on-year in April to 1,315,974 units, The year-to-date tally is off -18.6% to just 5,351,091 after four months. BSCB is the only non-Chinese medium to cover both wholesales (ex-factory shipments) and retail sales data for China so you can get the most complete picture of the largest new car market in the world. Retail sales tend to give a more authentic view of the market as they roughly correspond to registrations to end-customers and are more difficult to artificially boost with exports which can sometimes be the case for wholesales data.

BYD (-35.6%) is back in the brands YTD pole position by far but still skids year-on-year. It is followed by Geely (-18.5%) matching the market and sinking Toyota (-23.3%) and Volkswagen (-43%). Leapmotor (+52.3%) leaps four ranks on March to a record 5th place with just under 50,000 sales, dislodging Wuling (-29.4%). Xiaomi (+28.5%) for its part jumps 15 spots to #7 which is the carmaker’s first incursion in its home Top 10. Notice also Nevo (+142.5%), Fang Cheng Bao (+107.8%), Arcfox (+103.7%) and Zeekr (+85.9%) all lodging fantastic YoY gains.

Looking at the models ranking, the Geely Xingyuan (-0.7%) is stable in first place but remains #2 year-to-date below the Tesla Model Y (+13.4%). The Xiaomi SU7 (+2%) shoots up 48 ranks on March to land in 2nd place overall thanks to the refreshed model. The new BYD Sealion 06 advances to #4 vs. #10 last month while the new Li i6 confirms its instant blockbuster status at #5 after ranking #3 in March. BYD also places the Yuan UP (#6), Dolphin (#7) and Qin Plus (#10) inside the Top 10. The Qiyuan/Nevo Q05 is up to a record 8th place.

Previous post: China retail January-February 2026: Volkswagen and Xiaomi YU7 #1 year-to-date

One year ago: China retail April 2025: Market up 14.5%, BYD plateaus, Geely Xingyuan ascends to #1

Full March and April 2026 Top 113 All brands and Top 683 All models below.

China retail March 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMar-26/25Feb
1BYD158,425– 39.6%4
2Toyota109,292– 11.3%3
3Geely  109,182– 25.2%2
4Volkswagen102,703– 32.7%1
5Wuling58,619– 34.7%10
6Tesla54,896– 23.7%7
7LI Auto40,276+ 11.1%13
8Audi38,571– 15.1%9
9Leapmotor37,615+ 22.4%20
10BMW34,584– 23.1%12
11Honda31,646– 40.6%11
12ChangAn31,383– 50.6%6
13Chery31,196– 44.6%5
14Nissan29,888– 3.3%8
15Mercedes29,589– 21.7%17
16Buick25,319– 26.1%15
17Haval24,582– 13.2%14
18Nevo/Qiyuan24,142+ 123.7%28
19Zeekr23,512+ 60.3%23
20NIO22,829+ 116.9%22
21Aion22,464– 27.0%32
22Xiaomi22,309– 14.6%18
23Xpeng21,657– 32.1%26
24Hongqi21,173– 22.6%16
25Fang Cheng Bao20,735+ 189.0%25
26Lynk & Co17,834– 16.3%24
27Deepal17,277– 20.5%35
28AITO16,910+ 31.3%21
29Arcfox15,139+ 36.0%40
30Jetour14,352– 46.2%19
31MG13,594+ 52.1%36
32GAC13,546– 32.4%27
33Bestune10,818– 8.1%47
34TANK10,239– 24.2%31
35Volvo9,327– 8.6%41
36Voyah8,677+ 48.2%39
37Roewe8,656– 34.0%29
38Beijing (incl. BAIC)8,625– 22.8%30
39DongFeng7,861– 7.8%42
40Hyundai7,334– 24.4%34
41WEY7,157+ 44.6%43
42Jetta6,771– 23.5%37
43Cadillac6,693– 17.9%33
44Onvo6,238+ 16.3%49
45Ford6,129– 38.7%38
46AvatR5,564– 29.3%57
47Firefly5,488new52
48iCar5,159– 24.3%58
49Kia5,034– 8.9%46
50Chana4,974– 40.8%56
51Denza4,926– 58.9%45
52IM4,775– 3.2%48
53Shangjie3,156new51
54Mazda3,084– 50.4%50
55Stelato2,895+ 271.6%44
56Nammi2,751– 33.5%61
572,648– 45.3%59
58Ora2,485+ 11.0%60
59Lincoln2,405– 21.7%55
60Luxeed2,392– 74.6%53
61Exeed2,270– 63.8%54
62Baojun1,842– 38.5%62
63Jinbei1,340n/a80
64Venucia1,178– 43.5%72
65BAW987+ 22.2%68
66Kaiyi967– 49.9%66
67Peugeot964– 52.2%64
68Citroen 953– 38.2%63
69Mini877– 17.4%75
70Maextro807new65
71Maxus760– 55.4%73
72Land Rover692– 48.6%69
73Cao Cao631– 78.9%76
74Livan619+ 83.7%86
75Smart557– 78.4%70
76Fengon535– 71.6%71
77M-Hero422+ 421.0%81
78Karry408n/a –
79212384– 62.0%67
80SRM375– 21.9% –
81JAC369– 81.3%74
82Rising (ex R)354– 54.2%79
83COS313– 38.1%85
84YangWang297+ 80.0%84
85Jaguar295– 48.4%77
86Chevrolet250– 78.7%78
87JMC/JMEV233– 89.0%82
88Skoda227– 83.8%83
89Lingxi201+ 111.6%88
90Hedmos194 new103
91Aishang169new87
92Geometry125– 86.0%90
93Lotus79– 65.9%93
94Lingbox71– 85.1%96
95Foton58– 64.0%101
96Infiniti57– 51.3%91
97Sehol (SOL)53– 82.7%89
98Skyworth46– 87.1%95
99Sinogold36– 90.4%94
100LEVC30– 76.4%100
101Isuzu22+ 1000.0%114
102Zhido22– 98.0%112
103Polestones/ROX17– 94.0%104
104Polestar12– 73.9%111
105Fukang2– 98.4%110

China retail March 2026 – models:

PosModelMar-26/25Feb
1Tesla Model Y39,000– 16.4%4
2Geely Xingyuan30,391– 14.5%19
3LI i624,145new6
4BYD Yuan UP21,176+ 29.5%58
5BYD Dolphin17,194+ 50.7%49
6NIO ES817,132+ 3272.4%20
7Nissan Sylphy16,068– 12.0%1
8Tesla Model 315,896– 37.2%13
9VW Lavida15,645– 26.9%7
10BYD Sealion 0615,387new46
11BYD Seal 06 14,927– 39.2%39
12BYD Qin PLUS14,761– 49.2%44
13Wuling Hongguang Mini EV14,267– 66.0%51
14BYD Seagull14,253– 57.3%53
15Fang Cheng Bao Tai 714,063new22
16BYD Song Pro13,816– 33.0%28
17Xiaomi YU7 13,765new2
18Toyota Corolla Cross13,355– 5.4%11
19Toyota Camry13,173– 18.6%24
20Qiyuan Q0513,036+ 443.4%94
21Toyota Front Lander12,860– 15.6%18
22Toyota RAV412,855– 27.3%31
23VW Tayron12,719– 11.9%16
24VW Tiguan L12,603+ 43.5%23
25VW Sagitar12,414– 34.1%5
26Geely Xingyue L12,223– 39.2%12
27VW Passat12,124– 32.1%3
28BYD Qin L11,618– 45.3%57
29VW Magotan11,231– 28.3%10
30MG 4 EV11,201+ 41385.2%107
31Geely Boyue L10,856+ 69.2%8
32Geely Xingrui 10,836– 9.0%9
33Geely Binyue10,448+ 34.9%41
34BMW 3-Series L10,244– 27.6%36
35Wuling Bingo S9,965new59
36Leapmotor C109,822+ 2.9%77
37Toyota Avalon9,779– 0.7%32
38ChangAn Eado9,726– 26.9%15
39Mercedes E-Klasse L9,683– 11.0%38
40Mercedes GLC9,638– 16.0%42
41Zeekr 9X9,576new62
42Honda CR-V9,565– 36.6%25
43Deepal S059,525+ 12.6%105
44Audi A6L 9,400– 30.6%26
45Chery Tiggo 89,391+ 1616.8%35
46ChangAn CS75 Plus9,340– 38.7%14
47Xpeng Mona M039,153– 47.9%60
48Haval Big Dog8,773+ 25.2%27
49Arcfox T18,500new101
50Xiaomi SU78,464– 67.6%392
51Buick Envision Plus8,355– 8.1%34
52AITO M78,188+ 25.5%30
53Audi Q5L 8,185– 29.5%37
54Hongqi H58,106– 16.5%21
55Aion i608,055new109
56Li L67,941– 53.3%67
57Toyota BZ3x7,849+ 211.7%85
58Toyota Wildlander7,784– 18.8%65
59Chery Arrizo 87,523– 23.2%47
60Toyota Sienna7,320– 10.2%61
61VW Tharu7,093– 33.6%29
62BMW 5-Series L6,975– 23.0%48
63Geely Panda mini6,965– 52.7%198
64Wuling Hongguang6,846+ 2.9%132
65Bestune Xiaoma6,712– 20.1%186
66Mercedes C-Klasse L6,682– 44.0%76
67Wuling Starlight 7306,618new56
68Audi A3 6,584+ 27.4%84
69BMW X36,570+ 44.5%63
70Geely Galaxy E56,487– 25.5%171
71WEY Gaoshan6,135+ 866.1%82
72Zeekr 7X6,006+ 7.9%91
73Leapmotor B015,886new138
74Buick GL85,880– 28.2%74
75Leapmotor C115,796– 26.5%120
76Honda Accord5,739– 54.5%52
77BYD Song L5,652– 58.8%89
78Firefly5,488new127
79BYD Sealion 055,335+ 8.5%180
80Honda Breeze5,282– 49.8%81
81Qiyuan A065,127+ 256250.0%123
82BYD Yuan Plus5,078– 74.3%167
83Leapmotor B105,050+ 588.9%141
84Fang Cheng Bao Tai 34,980new223
85Beijing BJ404,929+ 116.3%83
86Toyota Corolla4,864– 20.4%78
87Aion RT4,844– 16.9%201
88Toyota Highlander4,831– 11.6%90
89Haval Raptor4,783– 10.0%73
90Toyota Granvia4,725– 21.1%98
91Wuling Starlight 5604,719new55
92BYD Seal 054,717+ 86.2%129
93Toyota Crown Kluger4,657– 7.5%92
94BMW X14,620– 7.5%111
95Wuling Hongguang V4,503– 45.3%128
96BMW X54,499– 23.0%64
97Buick LaCrosse4,496– 8.8%70
98TANK 3004,482– 20.6%87
99Lynk & Co 034,444– 4.4%79
100Leapmotor Lafa54,344new157
101Voyah Dreamer4,216– 7.2%146
102Wuling Bingo4,216– 70.2%182
103Leapmotor C164,206– 15.8%143
104Geely Galaxy A74,146new118
105Audi A5L 4,140new93
106GAC Trumpchi M84,126– 0.2%135
107Qiyuan Q074,108+ 3775.5%130
108Haval H64,088– 57.7%75
109VW Bora4,019– 43.9%66
110Roewe i5/Ei54,002– 40.6%50
111AITO M83,984+ 8200.0%86
112Deepal L063,968new191
113Jetour Traveler3,963– 17.3%69
114Zeekr 0073,858+ 169.0%153
115Xpeng P7+3,712– 58.7%124
116Geely Galaxy Starship 73,664– 53.8%117
117BYD Han3,596– 77.0%155
118Nissan Altima3,563+ 0.2%72
119Aion Y3,550– 60.7%227
120Denza D93,486– 62.3%144
121TANK 4003,470– 1.8%152
122GAC Trumpchi GS33,405– 31.8%95
123Cadillac XT53,396+ 21.3%104
124Jetour X70 PLUS3,361– 46.1%68
125ChangAn CS55 Plus3,356+ 30.4%71
126Deepal S073,315– 51.4%192
127Bestune Yueyi 033,313+ 1164.5%206
128Hongqi E-QM53,305– 41.6%154
129Changan Lumin3,297– 74.7%215
130Nissan Qashqai3,290– 44.5%54
131Hongqi HS53,280– 38.5%80
132Wuling Sunshine3,268– 2.6%278
133Onvo L603,237– 39.7%178
134Beijing BJ303,170– 13.0%100
135Geely Galaxy M93,157new140
136Shangjie H53,156new121
137Volvo S60L3,154+ 79.4%142
138Arcfox αS53,150– 18.9%231
139Jetta VS53,140– 31.1%102
140Hyundai Elantra3,096– 44.0%106
141Zeekr 0013,028– 5.3%112
142Onvo L903,001new200
143AITO M92,994– 43.1%108
144Arcfox αT52,964– 23.1%240
145Avatr 072,889– 46.6%224
146iCar V272,855new351
147BYD e72,812new232
148Lynk & Co 062,744– 28.7%150
149Volvo XC702,692new267
150Aion UT2,682– 48.7%238
151Hongqi HS32,679– 18.5%160
152IM LS62,660– 16.8%196
153Xpeng X92,564+ 154.6%166
154LI L72,563– 70.1%176
155Audi E5 Sportback2,559new262
156Lynk & Co 082,543– 26.0%175
157Haval Big Dog II2,525– 19.1%119
158Nissan N62,501new139
159Geely Galaxy Starshine 82,499+ 249800.0%136
160Audi Q32,454– 15.1%168
161Nissan X-Trail2,444+ 32.5%713
162NIO ET5T2,435– 19.0%187
163Cadillac CT52,421– 38.8%116
164Honda HR-V2,421+ 318.1%156
165Lynk & Co 10 EM-P2,419new161
166Volvo XC602,400– 61.3%159
167Chana Ruixing EM602,350+ 48.1%381
168Xpeng G62,319+ 13.1%233
169iCar V232,304– 52.2%211
170TANK 5002,287– 38.4%184
171Jetour Freedom2,221– 49.9%110
172Geely Galaxy Star 62,188new185
173Audi A4L 2,167– 66.0%114
174VW Lamando2,151– 18.8%122
175Buick Zhijing Shijia2,140new133
176Chery Fengyun A9L2,128new170
177Haval H6L2,124new147
178VW T-Roc2,110– 59.4%163
179Kia Stonic2,106+ 68.1%158
180Toyota bZ32,103– 33.5%287
181Xpeng G72,088new213
182Li I82,081new208
183Nammi 012,076– 49.8%243
184Buick Regal2,059– 63.1%103
185Honda Inspire1,985– 31.8%115
186Changan UNI-Z1,980– 61.3%179
187Ford Mondeo1,973– 40.3%137
188Hongqi HS61,953new169
189Ford Edge1,929– 30.2%181
190ChangAn UNI–V1,918– 45.4%97
191Lynk & Co 071,886– 7.1%204
192Dongfeng Xinghai X51,881new
193Chery Fengyun T91,856– 65.3%183
194Jetour Dasheng1,856– 16.7%125
195Honda Civic1,844– 40.9%145
196Wuling Rongguang1,843– 18.0%277
197GAC Trumpchi GS81,840+ 6.9%151
198Stelato S9T1,829new113
199Qiyuan A071,826– 72.1%234
200Roewe D61,825+ 18150.0%336
201Luxeed R71,816– 78.6%162
202BYD Tang1,764– 76.0%199
203Aion S1,762– 66.2%451
204VW Teramont1,679– 47.2%212
205Avatr 061,673+ 1329.9%266
206Chery Omoda 51,662– 32.3%126
207NIO ES61,636– 50.3%210
208Hyundai Tucson1,635+ 71.2%173
209LI L81,619– 69.0%221
210Hyundai Custo1,616+ 35.3%214
211Toyota Prado1,613– 0.7%209
212Audi A5L Sportback1,608new205
213VW Golf1,586– 48.7%229
214Leapmotor A101,567new –
215Voyah Courage1,560+ 219.7%254
216Jetta VA31,546– 41.6%280
217MG 51,509– 77.8%149
218Chery Tiggo 71,497– 49.8%134
219GAC Trumpchi M61,496– 42.1%194
220Voyah Taishan1,461new236
221Ora Good Cat GT1,458– 30.8%260
222Chery Arrizo 51,454+ 3.1%164
223Xpeng P71,450+ 628.6%264
224Honda Fit1,443+ 142.5%246
225Fang Cheng Bao Bao 51,421– 75.6%226
226ChangAn CS751,386– 7.5%522
227Mercedes GLB1,372– 61.6%216
228LI L91,351– 70.0%235
229Dongfeng Xinghai S71,345+ 68.3%403
230eπ0081,329– 48.1%241
231eπ0071,319– 42.1%296
232Voyah Free1,291+ 100.8%190
233Jetour X70L1,290n/a195
234Nissan N71,259+ 125800.0%259
235Jetta VS81,243new177
236Chery Fengyun T111,236new225
237BYD Seal 06 Travel Edition1,225new251
238Lynk & Co Z201,214– 74.7%295
239Jinbei X30L1,192n/an/a
240Chery Tiggo 91,162– 61.2%165
241Aion V Plus1,152– 69.2%319
242Honda Odyssey1,140– 46.7%261
243Lynk & Co 091,138+ 3.7%202
244Dongfeng Aeolus EV011,126– 50.5%242
245VW Tavendor1,125– 55.3%188
246GAC Trumpchi E81,124– 59.8%249
247IM LS91,121new197
248BYD Song Ultra1,119new –
249Roewe M7 1,108new250
250Geely Binrui1,106+ 6.4%289
251Dongfeng Fengshen L81,097new275
252VW ID.ERA 9X1,083new –
253Mazda CX-51,076– 55.7%218
254Stelato S91,066+ 36.8%174
255Lincoln Z1,040+ 44.8%228
256WEY Lanshan1,022– 74.7%256
257BMW i3998– 55.0%283
258Mercedes A-Klasse995– 39.0%348
259Ora 5990new318
260BAW M7984– 12.5%269
261VW ID.3975– 82.2%356
262Denza N8L968new193
263Haval Xiaolong967+ 77.4%286
264AITO M5964– 7.7%323
265Volvo S90962– 46.9%549
266Toyota bZ5960new342
267BYD Han L958new302
268Lincoln Nautilus (translates as Navigator)957– 30.8%253
269Dongfeng Fengxing Lingzhi (Future)955– 26.7%320
270Lynk & Co 900947+ 172.1%268
271Leapmotor T03926– 84.5%321
272Geely Haoyue L918+ 6.0%203
273Jetour Shanhai T1889– 41.4%244
274Geely Icon883– 40.4%257
275BYD Xia 875– 69.9%273
276Chery QQ Ice Cream859– 53.2%340
277Geely Galaxy L7847– 79.7%285
278NIO ET5843– 37.3%309
279BYD Tang L838new294
280VW CC830– 47.4%217
281Ford Explorer828– 26.2%300
282AvatR 12824– 60.0%374
283Hyundai Sonata810– 27.6%230
284Venucia VX6809+ 44.7%467
285Maextro S800807new239
286Chana Star V5806+ 38.0%415
287VW ID.4 Crozz798– 53.0%359
288Kia Sportage Lion Platinum793+ 3.8%355
289Baojun Yep Plus791– 13.0%334
290Hongqi H6786– 26.6%207
291Citroen C5 X782– 37.1%245
292AITO M6780new –
293Kia Seltos719– 3.4%298
294Roewe D7719– 83.2%305
295Dongfeng Fengshen Yixuan716– 3.1%220
296MG 7714– 44.5%219
297Haval H9712– 46.6%276
298Mini Cooper707– 2.5%354
299Chana Star 5695– 42.6%347
300Mazda3 Axela692– 62.7%263
301GAC Trumpchi S7691– 0.6%292
302Range Rover Evoque687– 0.7%272
303Jetta VS7685– 45.9%237
304Nammi 06675new366
305Ford Equator Sport (Lingrui)662– 38.7%247
306Chana Honor S646– 55.6%314
307Cao Cao 60631– 78.9%335
308Mazda EZ-60622new310
309Kia Forte Furuidi621– 53.3%408
310Roewe RX5614– 35.4%172
311Haval H5608– 31.5%317
312NIO EC6602– 62.6%315
313IM L6597– 60.6%349
314Chery eQ1 (Little Ant)596– 69.7%386
315Zeekr 009584– 83.8%307
316Li Mega576– 38.5%332
317Luxeed S7576– 38.5%324
318Buick Electra L7 575new270
319Wuling Hongguang S3564– 9.6%322
320Buick Electre E7552new –
321Honda Vezel545+ 13.8%330
322Peugeot 408544– 56.3%293
323Wuling Rongguang S537n/an/a
324Fengon Landian E5/Plus535– 71.6%281
325Kia K3531+ 170.9%258
326Exeed ET5529new316
327Baojun Enjoy527+ 492.1%382
328Toyota Levin521– 84.4%312
329VW ID.Unyx 06518– 34.4%362
330Geely Galaxy L6509– 93.1%288
331Audi A7L 506– 75.5%291
332Smart #1497– 70.3%299
333Cadillac XT4496+ 22.2%271
334Exeed TXL489– 60.9%265
335Hongqi H9480– 19.1%328
336Buick Envision S477– 68.2%290
337Chana Star V3477– 59.1%371
338Arcfox Kaola new462new401
339BYD Seal 07456– 81.8%364
340Zeekr X456– 34.0%373
341Bestune B70447– 72.9%297
342Geely Galaxy M7437new –
343Ford Bronco426– 39.9%377
344VW Talagon418– 54.2%326
345M-hero M817417new370
346Baojun Yunhai EV409– 53.8%418
347Karry Finless Porpoise E5408newn/a
348Mazda CX-50406– 7.9%357
349Jetour X90 PLUS400– 64.3%279
350Buick Electre E5395– 67.6%406
351Beijing X7393– 23.4%306
352Denza N9390– 78.5%329
353212 T01384– 62.0%248
354VW Teramont X384– 37.7%325
355Kaiyi Kunlun383– 53.1%303
356Livan Smurf381new461
357SRM E3375n/an/a
358Xpeng G9371– 80.7%376
359IM LS8370new –
360Nissan N8X368new628
361Honda Elysion367– 57.8%385
362VW ID.4 X358– 82.4%440
363Exeed Exlantix (Sterra) ES347– 80.8%380
364Honda Avancier342– 36.8%402
365BMW 2 Series340n/a
366Maxus G50338– 64.7%361
367Lincoln Corsair335– 57.6%372
368BMW i5329– 64.3%431
369Wuling Starlight327– 89.2%345
370Chery Fengyun X3315new456
371COS 520306+ 1175.0%424
372Chery QQ Domi305new437
373GAC Trumpchi Empow298– 63.1%304
374Wuling Hongguang Plus296– 53.4%301
375Jaguar XFL291+ 29.3%339
376VW Viloran290– 71.9%358
377BYD Sealion 07289– 90.7%395
378Honda Integra286– 84.3%341
379BYD Song PLUS276– 98.8%393
380Audi Q6275– 60.6%337
381GAC Trumpchi GS4275– 81.3%308
382Chery Fengyun X3L272new282
383Kaiyi Xuanjie/Pro272– 17.1%365
384Fang Cheng Bao Bao 8271– 79.9%384
385Geely Galaxy E8271– 86.0%423
386Exeed Exlantx (Sterra) ET266– 80.5%398
387Lynk & Co 01256– 56.3%352
388ChangAn Eado Plus255n/an/a
389Exeed Lanyue255+ 10.9%486
390Aion Hyptec HT251– 69.9%416
391Roewe i6/ei6 MAX 249– 41.5%502
392Chevrolet Malibu XL247+ 1664.3%344
393Hongqi HS7242+ 165.9%488
394Lynk & Co Z10242– 50.4%409
395Audi Q2L241– 60.3%391
396Mercedes EQB239+ 3.5%444
397Chery Fengyun T8237– 84.3%375
398Ford Escape236– 71.9%378
399Nissan Pathfinder236– 60.2%387
400Chery Fengyun A8234– 84.5%605
401Kaiyi Shiyue231– 68.7%480
402Mercedes V-Class229– 65.5%417
403Bestune Yueyi 07228new404
404Buick Verano227– 87.3%338
405Audi Q4 e-tron226– 74.7%454
406Geely Galaxy V900226new333
407Mercedes Vito225– 71.7%445
408Deepal S09219+ 16.5%400
409Skoda Superb218– 65.0%383
410Honda P7208+ 940.0%439
411VW ID.Unyx 08208new –
412Wuling Jiachen206– 88.9%390
413Dongfeng Xinghai V9205new
414Jetour Zhongheng G700201new420
415Lingxi L201+ 111.6%477
416VW Tayron X201+ 13.6%331
417Mazda CX-30200– 48.6%419
418Mercedes EQE SUV200– 21.3%369
419Exeed Yaoguang199– 79.3%363
420Mercedes CLA196new428
421Venucia Grand V196– 62.9%343
422Hedmos 06194new585
423Audi Q6L e-tron189new460
424Wuling Starlight S189– 90.3%405
425Rising F7180– 70.1%432
426AvatR 11 178– 36.2%520
427Chery QQ3 EV171new –
428Mini Aceman170– 49.6%494
429Wuling Xingchi170– 80.7%368
430Aishang A100C169new471
431GAC Trumpchi E9164– 61.0%414
432Buick Century162– 77.7%438
433Dongfeng Aeolus Haohan162– 40.2%455
434Peugeot 508161– 33.7%429
435Rising Marvel X161+ 140.3%389
436Venucia D60161– 83.1%421
437Honda XR-V159– 51.7%388
438Jetta VA7157– 59.0%410
439Cadillac CT6156– 45.3%407
440Nio ET9152– 37.4%487
441Yangwang U7151+ 843.8%470
442Chery Fengyun X3 PLUS150new491
443Jinbei X30148n/a346
444Citroen C5 Aircross143– 52.0%426
445Maxus G20141– 28.1%482
446Honda UR-V138– 60.9%422
447Dongfeng Fengshen Haoji137– 62.9%394
448Kia Carnival136+ 12.4%473
449Beijing BJ60133– 49.4%492
450Deepal G318133– 89.1%441
451JAC Refine RF8127+ 234.2%592
452BYD Qin123n/a –
453Geely Boyue123– 97.0%33
454Peugeot 5008123– 25.0%446
455Aion Hyptec HL122+ 1425.0%479
456Roewe iMAX 8119– 64.5%464
457Deepal SL03117– 93.3%412
458Baojun Yep 115– 82.1%499
459Dongfeng Xiaokang C36113+ 21.5%606
460Hongqi HQ9110+ 41.0%515
461GAC Trumpchi S9108new462
462Peugeot 4008108– 55.7%453
463Nissan Tiida107– 79.8%463
464Exeed LX (Zhuifeng)104– 38.5%427
465MG ES5104– 86.2%498
466VW ID.7 Vizzion103– 69.5%379
467Hongqi EH7 99– 44.4%507
468Hyundai Mufasa98– 85.2% –
469BYD Seal97– 91.5%512
470JMEV EV396– 68.0%501
471Honda Crider93– 55.7%434
472Geometry G692n/a –
473Maxus Dajia 991– 73.5%526
474JAC Refine E390+ 718.2%531
475Mazda EZ-688– 92.0%476
476Voyah Zhuiguang L88new472
477Honda e:NS286+ 132.4%534
478Maxus Dajia 785+ 77.1%481
479JAC Refine M483– 32.0%525
480Denza N782– 62.7%541
481Exeed EX781new –
482Kaiyi Xuandu81+ 72.3%625
483Xiaomi SU7 Ultra80new571
484Cadillac Lyriq79+ 46.3%513
485Hyundai EO79new539
486Cadillac GT478– 70.5%447
487YangWang U878– 44.7%533
488Mercedes EQE77– 55.0%519
489JMEV Yichi 05 75+ 31.6%559
490Wuling Journey74– 78.7%474
491Lincoln Aviator73– 59.7%483
492Bestune NAT71– 92.2%367
493Livan Maple 60S70– 92.9%568
494Yangwang U8L68new436
495Cadillac XT667– 79.8%466
496Volvo XC4067– 72.8%511
497Dongfeng Fengshen Yixuan GS66+ 450.0%433
498Hongqi Tiangong 0866– 48.8%506
499Jetour Shanhai L965– 85.7%469
500Kia EV562– 92.5%516
501ChangAn UNI-T 61– 47.0%500
502Voyah Zhuiguang61– 66.5%547
503Livan 760– 79.5%545
504Smart #560– 82.5%497
505Arcfox αS58– 80.7% –
506Chery Tansuo 0656– 93.3%448
507Foton MP-X E56n/a –
508JMEV Yichi 05S56new580
509Hongqi Tiangong 0655+ 61.8%524
510Jetour X9054n/a –
511Ford Tourneo52– 13.3%521
512Lotus Emeya52– 59.7%557
513Kia Sportage50– 37.5%496
514BYD Destroyer 0546– 99.4%591
515Maxus G1046– 55.3%527
516Lingbox Box45– 86.2%536
517Mercedes GLA45– 91.3%504
518Betsune T9042– 88.6%508
519JAC Yiwei 342– 90.2%561
520Chery Fengyun T1040– 88.6%556
521Nissan Paladin40– 69.5%490
522Sehol E50A39– 79.6%509
523Chery Fengyun T638– 76.3%664
524ChangAn UNI–K36– 92.2%564
525Sinogold Junxing36– 90.4%510
526Aion Hyptec GT31– 80.9%575
527Geometry A30– 96.5%489
528LEVC L38030– 76.4%565
529Qiyuan E0730– 63.4%560
530Infiniti QX6029– 68.5%530
531Jetour X70S29– 96.7%311
532MG 629+ 16.0%425
533Volvo EM9029– 32.6%593
534VW Touran29– 34.1%601
535BYD e328+ 16.7%647
536Citroen Elysee28n/a –
537Infiniti QX5028+ 12.0%535
538Peugeot 408X28– 52.5%548
539Skyworth EV628– 87.9%544
540Lotus Eletre27– 73.8%563
541Lingbox Uni24– 83.2%618
542IM LS723– 88.2%558
543Maxus G9023– 37.8%588
544Ora Ballet Cat23– 60.3%577
545Volvo EX3023– 84.0%644
546Ford Equator (Lingyu)22– 79.0%567
547Isuzu MU-X22+ 1000.0%670
548Zhido Rainbow22– 98.0%645
549Maxus Territory21+ 50.0%712
550Roewe D5X20– 93.3%532
551GAC Trumpchi ES919– 89.8%607
552Audi Q6L Sportback e-tron18new590
553Leapmotor C0118– 98.9%550
554MG Cyberster18+ 20.0%619
555Toyota Harrier18– 97.5%620
556MG ZS17+ 54.5%546
557NIO ET717– 95.1%552
558Polestones 0117– 94.0%596
559Skyworth HT-i16– 87.3%589
560Aion LX15+ 0.0%677
561Maxus G7015– 58.3%659
562Qiyuan A0515– 99.1%578
563Dongfeng Xiaokang K07S14n/a
564JAC QX14– 85.1%576
565Ora Lightning Cat14– 79.1%660
566Changan Raeton Plus13– 94.4%540
567Jetour X9513n/a709
568Rising R713– 87.4%611
569Nissan Kicks12– 81.0%610
570Polestar 412– 29.4%640
571Sehol X812– 88.9%553
572Venucia Star12– 69.2%529
573Audi E-tron11– 21.4%582
574Dongfeng Glory 33011– 75.0%617
575Kia K511– 90.6%528
576Toyota Venza11– 98.1%643
577Wuling Xingchen/Asta (Star)11– 96.9%612
578Jetour Shanhai L610– 98.0%639
579BMW ix39– 99.4%646
580BYD M99new –
581Dongfeng Forthing Leiting9– 40.0%651
582NIO EC79– 94.8%627
583Toyota Levin GT9– 93.3%600
584Audi Q5 e-Tron8– 99.0%615
585Livan Maple X3 Pro8– 77.8%587
586Chery Arrizo 5 PLUS7– 86.8%579
587COS Z67– 98.5%597
588Dongfeng Fengxing Jingye S507– 83.7%667
589Dongfeng Fengxing T57– 85.4%574
590JAC Refine E47– 36.4%708
591ChangAn CS356n/a –
592ChangAn CS35 Plus6– 99.2%43
593Dongfeng Fengshen E706– 97.7%495
594JAC X8 PLUS6n/a –
595JMEV Yi6– 96.8%672
596Mercedes EQA6– 96.0%626
597Arcfox αT5– 66.7% –
598Hongqi E-HS95+ 400.0%706
599Kia Pegas5– 89.4% –
600Land Rover Discovery Sport5– 99.2%658
601M-Hero 9175– 93.7%608
602Skoda Kamiq5– 94.3%573
603Toyota Allion5– 87.8%642
604Hongqi Guoyao4+ 100.0%669
605IM L74– 81.0%655
606Jaguar XEL4– 98.7%657
607Skoda Kodiaq  4– 92.7%641
608Zeekr MIX4– 97.5%691
609Bestune T773– 97.7%613
610Chery Tiggo 3x3– 99.9%222
611Chery Tiggo 7 Plus3– 99.7%255
612Chevrolet Equinox3– 97.7%665
613Dongfeng Fengxing Yacht3– 99.1%396
614Geometry E3– 85.7%683
615Honda e:NP23– 98.6%685
616NIO ES93new –
617VW Polo3– 99.2%621
618BAW Jiabao2+ 0.0% –
619Bestune M92– 95.2%678
620ChangAn Raeton CC2n/a –
621Foton Fengjing G52– 98.8%570
622Fukang e Elysee2– 98.3%635
623Haval Chitu2– 84.6%702
624Hongqi Guoya2– 93.3%637
625Lingbox Coco2– 75.0% –
626Mercedes EQC 2n/a609
627MG One2– 86.7% –
628Sehol Yao2n/a –
629Skyworth ET52n/a –
630VW T-Cross2– 97.4% –
631VW Tacqua2– 99.6%630
632BAW Warrior1n/a –
633Buick Electre E41– 99.6%698
634ChangAn Yida1n/a –
635Chery Tiggo 5x/e1– 100.0%189
636Dongfeng Glory Mini EV1– 66.7% –
637Ford Mustang Mach-E1– 87.5% –
638Geely Emgrand1– 100.0%17
639Geely Jiaji1– 99.4%652
640Hongqi L51– 87.5%686
641Lynk & Co 051– 90.0% –
642VW ID.6 Crozz1– 98.5%690
643VW Tiguan X1– 93.8%661

China retail April 2026 – brands:

PosBrandApr-26/25Mar2026 1-4/25PosFY25
1BYD152,949– 35.6%1458,249– 47.4%11
2Geely  104,978– 18.5%3433,872– 18.5%32
3Toyota92,126– 23.3%2415,928– 5.4%44
4Volkswagen80,328– 43.0%4454,423– 23.3%23
5Leapmotor49,817+ 52.3%9125,506+ 21.2%1413
6Wuling49,615– 29.4%5176,118– 39.3%55
7Xiaomi36,652+ 28.5%22118,444+ 16.8%1516
8Chery34,933– 30.5%13171,519– 21.7%67
9LI Auto33,460– 3.8%7127,139+ 2.7%1317
10BMW31,224– 18.8%10143,166– 9.1%911
11Audi28,757– 27.2%8160,408– 5.7%710
12Mercedes27,139– 32.5%15115,072– 26.7%1614
13Nevo/Qiyuan26,512+ 142.5%1872,677+ 101.0%2432
14Tesla26,269– 10.8%6139,101– 15.4%119
15ChangAn26,209– 52.9%12155,656– 40.0%86
16Nissan25,571– 6.4%14136,776+ 10.8%1212
17Xpeng25,338– 16.5%2370,283– 41.5%2520
18Honda24,702– 49.8%11140,820– 30.8%108
19AITO23,215+ 17.5%2895,325+ 45.5%1915
20Zeekr23,005+ 85.9%1980,218+ 55.9%2228
21Aion21,387– 12.3%2166,488– 28.1%2724
22Deepal21,322+ 8.1%2754,808– 18.9%3026
23Haval20,996– 22.5%17103,965– 9.5%1819
24Buick20,919– 33.9%16108,855– 10.3%1718
25NIO20,535+ 4.7%2081,325+ 72.5%2129
26Fang Cheng Bao19,307+ 107.8%2574,985+ 189.8%2327
27Hongqi17,256– 32.1%2493,168– 12.9%2021
28Arcfox17,184+ 103.7%2945,489+ 53.6%3235
29Lynk & Co14,505– 25.9%2666,434– 17.7%2823
30Jetour13,781– 47.0%3069,146– 35.5%2622
31GAC13,651– 35.4%3260,942– 30.9%2925
32MG12,574+ 36.3%3146,844+ 35.3%3137
33Roewe11,428– 3.7%3738,999– 22.0%3331
34TANK9,761– 35.7%3437,177– 28.4%3430
35Voyah9,572+ 53.3%3631,887+ 29.7%3639
36Bestune9,324– 0.7%3327,818– 33.9%4133
37Beijing (incl. BAIC)7,913– 35.2%3836,846– 4.3%3534
38Volvo7,455– 26.1%3529,762– 19.2%3838
39Onvo7,262+ 59.0%4420,615– 4.3%4643
40IM6,956+ 81.1%5219,801+ 32.7%4750
41DongFeng6,815– 20.6%3926,826– 14.1%4240
42WEY6,727+ 40.4%4124,691+ 47.3%4347
43Denza6,650– 53.1%5122,054– 50.9%4536
44Jetta6,233– 29.2%4228,186– 19.4%4044
45iCar6,085+ 12.9%4814,543– 43.3%5249
46Cadillac5,746– 26.8%4330,318– 6.4%3746
47Kia5,697+ 34.8%4918,614+ 6.1%4854
48Firefly5,625+ 640.1%4716,790+ 2109.2%4958
49Hyundai5,141– 37.0%4028,597– 17.5%3941
50AvatR4,821– 34.8%4615,749– 39.0%5045
51Ford4,596– 50.5%4524,434– 37.8%4442
52Shangjie4,340new5314,606new5163
53Chana4,048– 40.0%5013,652– 46.4%5451
54Ora2,767+ 53.4%587,897+ 11.0%6061
55Mazda2,649– 45.8%5412,274– 39.0%5553
56Luxeed2,388– 57.9%6011,958– 67.7%5648
57Nammi2,143– 41.8%568,030– 37.4%5956
58Exeed2,111– 67.4%619,772– 55.7%5752
591,943– 52.1%577,812– 43.7%6157
60Stelato1,873+ 55.2%5514,411+ 342.7%5359
61Lincoln1,829– 32.6%599,221– 16.9%5860
62Linghui1,608new –1,608new81 –
63Baojun1,331– 53.1%625,856– 33.6%6255
64Venucia1,153– 37.0%643,764– 52.9%6765
65Maextro1,143new705,465new6380
66Mini1,137+ 6.2%693,054– 29.4%7173
67Smart1,094– 48.9%753,130– 63.2%6962
68Citroen 1,000– 7.6%684,197– 37.9%6471
69BAW993– 16.7%653,882+ 17.0%6675
70Jinbei961n/a633,120n/a70101
71Kaiyi856– 57.2%663,546– 50.3%6866
72Maxus712– 58.4%712,926– 56.1%7370
73Land Rover674– 47.0%722,933– 35.2%7282
74Peugeot669– 66.4%673,959– 55.4%6567
75Livan635+ 122.0%741,510+ 28.9%8290
76JAC514– 69.4%812,114– 66.9%7669
77Fengon487– 70.7%762,588– 59.1%7468
78Karry452n/a781,076n/a87n/a
79COS438– 11.3%831,998– 43.3%7777
80Aishang427new91759new90106
81M-Hero404+ 312.2%771,836+ 503.9%8084
82JMC/JMEV332– 83.0%871,063– 83.8%8864
83SRM307– 24.6%80847– 35.8%8989
84212300– 68.9%792,565– 29.7%7579
85Cao Cao277– 86.3%731,873– 73.7%7972
86YangWang263+ 103.9%841,222+ 69.3%8488
87Rising (ex R)262– 31.1%821,300– 20.6%8385
88Geometry197– 83.8%92739– 79.3%9178
89Lingbox157– 65.9%94303– 79.1%9487
90Lingxi147+ 65.2%89519+ 113.6%9395
91Skoda145– 87.8%88691– 85.4%9274
92Chevrolet132– 80.7%861,109– 81.8%8683
93Hedmos128new901,149new85103
94Jaguar112– 83.4%851,883– 7.1%7876
95Sehol (SOL)97– 72.7%97289– 78.8%9591
96Foton47– 62.7%95166– 67.3%101100
97Skyworth46– 79.0%98269– 78.1%9793
98Sinogold40– 83.4%99162– 82.7%10298
99Infiniti38– 62.0%96264– 42.9%9896
100Lotus34– 89.5%93233– 68.7%10094
101Isuzu33+ 26.9%10173+ 0.0%104118
102Zhido22– 97.4%10253– 98.1%10886
103LEVC14– 89.2%100107– 73.0%103102
104Polestones/ROX8– 96.3%10363– 93.2%10692
105Polestar7– 88.3%10435– 84.2%110105
106SWM6– 77.8% –21– 85.5%112112
107Levdeo (Letin)5– 54.5% –5– 88.1%121121
108Link Tour4– 88.6% –20– 92.9%113107
109Juneyao Air3new –3new125 –
110Pocco3+ 50.0% –7– 36.4%120126
111Brilliance2+ 100.0% –2– 33.3%127135
112Fukang2– 98.9%105280– 57.3%9699
113Xiaohu2– 33.3% –9– 40.0%118127

China retail April 2026 – models:

PosModelApr-26/25Mar1-4 2026/25PosFY25
1Geely Xingyuan35,296– 0.7%292,524– 20.9%22
2Xiaomi SU726,760+ 2.0%5036,613– 63.1%3910
3Tesla Model Y23,187+ 13.4%197,085– 5.4%14
4BYD Sealion 0621,422new1050,168new1743
5LI i620,999new377,991new5198
6BYD Yuan UP15,907+ 73.3%447,790+ 15.3%2219
7BYD Dolphin14,258+ 51.8%543,332+ 37.3%3029
8Qiyuan Q0513,833+ 550.0%2034,602+ 295.7%46234
9Geely Binyue13,649+ 102.4%3337,056+ 20.8%3854
10BYD Qin PLUS13,612– 51.1%1245,265– 55.6%263
11NIO ES813,509+ 2329.7%660,877+ 3131.3%7167
12Xpeng Mona M0312,910– 2.9%4732,671– 47.2%4921
13Fang Cheng Bao Tai 712,900new1556,492new1073
14VW Lavida12,800– 42.3%961,624– 30.9%68
15BYD Song Pro12,702– 11.3%1644,494– 32.3%2720
16Wuling Hongguang Mini EV12,392– 61.3%1338,352– 69.5%361
17Nissan Sylphy12,347– 20.7%778,390+ 11.3%46
18BYD Seal 06 12,214– 34.3%1141,272– 48.0%317
19Deepal S0511,967+ 42.4%4328,728+ 12.0%5468
20Toyota Corolla Cross11,210– 23.6%1854,478+ 8.9%1128
21Toyota RAV411,064– 27.5%2246,255– 20.8%2416
22BYD Qin L10,285– 58.3%2833,601– 57.1%489
23Toyota Front Lander10,141– 20.0%2153,597– 0.9%1223
24Leapmotor C1010,062+ 19.5%3629,763– 3.3%5351
25Toyota Camry10,016– 38.0%1950,032– 9.9%1813
26BYD Seagull9,933– 70.3%1435,482– 68.1%435
27Xiaomi YU7 9,828new1781,657new336
28Mercedes E-Klasse L9,670– 3.8%3940,029– 6.6%3445
29Leapmotor A109,653new21411,220new139 –
30MG 4 EV9,458+ 42890.9%3030,536+ 23944.1%51138
31VW Tiguan L9,389– 12.9%2449,557+ 16.0%2037
32Geely Xingyue L9,307– 44.7%2652,705– 28.9%1314
33Zeekr 9X9,303new4130,519new52260
34BMW 3-Series L9,067– 26.9%3441,061– 10.8%3232
35Toyota BZ3x8,837+ 42.8%5726,277+ 201.8%5895
36VW Magotan8,745– 42.0%2952,032– 13.4%1417
37AITO M78,634+ 108.0%5250,793+ 107.0%1553
38VW Sagitar8,572– 41.5%2560,684– 18.0%811
39VW Passat8,548– 53.1%2760,032– 25.0%912
40Mercedes GLC8,080– 26.1%4036,569– 17.0%4049
41Toyota Avalon8,072– 11.7%3739,601+ 21.1%3556
42VW Tayron7,997– 23.2%2349,618+ 3.5%1925
43Arcfox T17,843new4924,081new64161
44Honda CR-V7,758– 49.8%4247,054– 12.4%2322
45Audi A6L 7,697– 34.8%4445,423– 17.0%2527
46Geely Boyue L7,672+ 49.6%3150,193+ 86.3%1640
47Aion i607,481new5523,377new65359
48Geely Xingrui 7,465– 29.4%3248,461– 9.8%2142
49Hongqi H57,258– 23.3%5440,722– 4.6%3333
50Chery QQ3 EV7,002new4277,173new197 –
51ChangAn Eado6,879– 41.9%3843,891– 18.4%2824
52AITO M86,847+ 225.7%11122,339+ 939.0%6938
53Haval Big Dog6,847+ 7.7%4838,300+ 26.7%3765
54Roewe i5/Ei56,841+ 22.4%11021,027– 23.3%7376
55ChangAn CS75 Plus6,797– 42.9%4643,651– 25.1%2934
56Chery Tiggo 86,783+ 1045.8%4535,904+ 1064.6%42418
57BYD Sealion 056,707– 45.2%7915,321– 34.9%10760
58VW Tharu6,679– 34.5%6134,962– 21.5%4541
59Toyota Sienna6,499– 20.9%6027,665+ 2.4%5570
60BMW 5-Series L6,497– 33.2%6232,437– 1.7%5055
61Leapmotor C116,431– 14.3%7518,284– 24.9%8972
62Mercedes C-Klasse L6,292– 44.9%6625,128– 43.0%6250
63Arcfox αS56,285+ 109.4%13811,713+ 13.2%136195
64Leapmotor B106,076– 3.2%8316,351+ 133.1%10193
65Wuling Bingo S6,067new3526,781new57128
66Geely Galaxy E55,939– 13.3%7017,298– 39.0%9766
67Leapmotor B015,935new7318,319new88126
68BYD Song Ultra5,852new2486,971new201 –
69Qiyuan A065,792n/a8118,080+ 129042.9%93286
70Audi Q5L 5,739– 41.6%5336,469– 14.4%4147
71BYD Yuan Plus5,735– 53.8%8215,112– 70.6%10944
72Bestune Xiaoma5,714+ 8.9%6515,220– 44.7%10864
73Buick GL85,698– 42.5%7423,245– 28.0%6661
74Wuling Starlight 7305,655new6724,655new63251
75Firefly5,625+ 640.1%7816,790+ 2109.2%100180
76WEY Gaoshan5,547+ 708.6%7120,647+ 802.0%74111
77Toyota Wildlander5,536– 33.8%5822,947– 33.9%6862
78Wuling Hongguang5,507+ 1.8%6417,986– 23.0%9498
79Chery Arrizo 85,474– 45.7%5925,924– 41.3%5975
80BMW X35,450+ 120.5%6925,578+ 29.4%6189
81Li L65,380– 69.3%5623,091– 62.8%6726
82BYD Song L5,102– 58.2%7719,156– 60.4%8139
83Buick Envision Plus5,023– 34.2%5135,166+ 5.0%4459
84TANK 3004,922– 41.1%9818,735– 14.1%8682
85Jetour Traveler4,845– 11.4%11319,310– 8.5%78101
86Fang Cheng Bao Tai 34,841+ 76.9%8412,142+ 343.8%128109
87Voyah Dreamer4,825+ 2.9%10114,994– 15.8%11096
88Wuling Bingo Pro4,811new –4,811new246 –
89Audi A3 4,802+ 0.1%6821,536+ 19.8%72106
90Denza D94,789– 46.9%12013,943– 60.2%12071
91Honda Breeze4,761– 53.5%8022,182– 41.5%7052
92GAC Trumpchi M84,707– 4.8%10616,039– 5.3%104131
93Aion RT4,684+ 3.4%8713,282– 23.6%125127
94Leapmotor Lafa54,573new10013,240new126371
95Honda Accord4,523– 52.4%7626,824– 42.4%5635
96Deepal S074,519– 21.8%12611,144– 48.1%141116
97Geely Panda mini4,433– 65.8%6314,434– 68.1%11431
98Beijing BJ404,425– 15.4%8519,264+ 64.1%80110
99Leapmotor C164,372– 5.3%10313,672– 22.9%12297
100BYD Seal 054,323+ 30.4%9214,363+ 119.8%11657
101Toyota Granvia4,285– 25.1%9019,078– 8.7%82105
102Haval Raptor4,205– 9.0%8918,345– 3.9%8774
103Qiyuan Q074,192+ 77.4%10713,381+ 442.0%123113
104Zeekr 0074,179+ 12.0%11412,044+ 56.0%129162
105BMW X54,163– 20.7%9621,695– 5.0%7194
106BMW X14,150+ 13.8%9416,173– 0.6%102142
107ChangAn CS55 Plus4,133+ 63.6%12517,280+ 27.8%98169
108Toyota Corolla4,127– 28.0%8619,633– 29.2%7691
109AITO M64,056new2924,836new245
110VW Bora3,993– 28.4%10919,966– 21.3%7580
111Haval H63,959– 49.3%10817,834– 54.9%9569
112Zeekr 7X3,909– 11.4%7219,286+ 1.4%79114
113Xpeng P7+3,889– 42.1%11511,994– 62.3%13186
114Deepal L063,856new11210,864new146376
115Shangjie H53,850new13614,116new118216
116Geely Galaxy A73,848new10414,374new115117
117Geely Galaxy Starshine 83,750+ 910.8%15911,263+ 2927.7%138119
118Onvo L903,700new1429,864new153157
119Toyota Highlander3,648– 33.5%8819,312– 0.4%7784
120iCar V273,608new1466,784new203 –
121Toyota Crown Kluger3,601– 16.9%9318,813+ 10.0%85122
122Onvo L603,562– 22.0%13310,751– 50.1%148102
123Nissan Altima3,419+ 8.5%11818,895+ 17.4%84124
124AITO M93,244– 64.6%14314,674– 53.6%11358
125Buick LaCrosse3,202– 23.7%9719,074+ 7.6%83118
126Lynk & Co 033,155– 24.3%9918,187– 5.6%90123
127Wuling Sunshine3,142+ 27.4%1328,823– 15.2%165215
128Beijing BJ303,113– 3.4%13414,920+ 18.2%111141
129Audi A5L 3,094new10516,953new99242
130Tesla Model 33,082– 65.7%833,783– 45.3%4715
131Aion Y3,066– 56.3%11910,095– 65.3%15188
132Geely Galaxy M93,059new13511,554new137196
133BYD Han3,033– 73.4%11711,169– 78.3%14048
134Wuling Starlight 5603,010new9118,106new92559
135BYD e72,997new1478,195new183341
136Changan UNI-Z2,983– 33.7%1868,667– 60.1%170155
137Cadillac XT52,964+ 3.9%12314,762+ 30.7%112171
138Jetta VS52,918– 30.5%13913,935– 25.7%121129
139TANK 4002,876– 9.6%12110,619– 8.7%150166
140Geely Galaxy Star 62,870new1728,197new182372
141Wuling Hongguang V2,825– 55.0%9513,362– 49.6%12490
142Arcfox αT52,822– 2.3%1448,045– 20.9%184177
143Bestune Yueyi 032,792+ 266.9%1278,765+ 617.3%166217
144IM LS62,770+ 1.4%1528,662– 5.0%172149
145Changan Lumin2,751– 77.1%1298,298– 80.7%18030
146Volvo XC702,747new1498,530new177337
147Jetour X70 PLUS2,738– 53.7%12416,072– 46.0%10383
148NIO ET5T2,704– 55.7%1628,311– 39.4%179146
149BYD Seal 06 Travel Edition2,695new2375,632new227274
150Geely Galaxy Starship 72,694– 59.3%11612,842– 65.4%12767
151Qiyuan A072,656– 44.7%1996,450– 65.5%212134
152Buick Electre E72,653new3203,205new283 –
153GAC Trumpchi GS32,615– 41.2%12215,634– 28.6%105107
154Lynk & Co 10 EM-P2,482new1658,664new171231
155iCar V232,477– 26.4%1697,732– 58.1%190104
156Wuling Bingo2,438– 78.8%10210,008– 78.7%15246
157LI L72,436– 69.5%1548,571– 70.4%17678
158Zeekr 8X2,427new –2,427new320 –
159Nissan Qashqai2,386– 52.1%13017,727– 23.7%9681
160MG 52,371– 67.1%21712,015– 53.4%130115
161Xpeng G62,326– 60.4%1686,829– 50.8%202147
162Zeekr 0012,299+ 2.0%14111,788– 12.5%133174
163Lynk & Co 082,290– 25.6%1568,606– 30.9%175137
164Hongqi HS52,278– 58.5%13115,513– 33.0%10685
165NIO ES62,240– 67.6%2076,277– 60.7%217159
166Chana Ruixing EM602,144+ 46.9%1675,014+ 16.3%242334
167Hongqi E-QM52,136– 46.7%12810,620– 31.3%149143
168Chery Fengyun A9L2,104new1767,906new187153
169Avatr 072,099– 37.3%1457,686– 49.5%191139
170Xpeng X92,075+ 30.1%1536,625+ 54.3%207301
171IM LS82,059new3592,429new319 –
172Li I82,057new1826,375new213227
173Hyundai Elantra2,047– 51.9%14011,742– 37.4%134121
174Wuling Rongguang2,030+ 2.1%1965,390– 29.3%231245
175Hongqi HS32,003– 28.4%1518,704– 29.0%169150
176Leapmotor D191,993new –1,993new344 –
177Xpeng P71,983+ 1402.3%2234,950+ 474.9%244244
178Toyota bZ51,970new2663,844new263342
179TANK 5001,963– 38.2%1707,590– 53.2%193140
180Hongqi HS61,924new1889,116new162547
181Aion S1,916– 54.5%2037,122– 62.9%198164
182Luxeed R71,913– 62.5%2019,514– 71.7%15879
183Nissan N61,908new1589,183new160391
184VW Teramont1,900– 28.5%2046,771– 35.7%204205
185Avatr 061,863– 22.8%2055,268+ 98.0%235192
186Jetour Freedom1,842– 60.8%17110,772+ 4.5%147168
187Haval Big Dog II1,837– 44.3%15711,132– 9.8%142176
188Jetta VA31,836– 39.5%2165,237– 40.8%236225
189BYD Tang1,830– 71.1%2026,596– 73.4%20999
190Xpeng G71,824new1815,741new223228
191Volvo XC601,800– 73.0%1669,535– 56.3%157103
192Nissan N8X1,786new3602,160new334 –
193Nammi 011,771– 50.2%1836,374– 49.8%214183
194Audi Q31,765– 30.8%1608,893– 13.6%164191
195Lynk & Co 061,764– 45.2%1489,547– 32.3%155170
196Honda Inspire1,750– 43.7%18511,728+ 2.9%135144
197Volvo S60L1,737+ 7.7%1379,198+ 36.6%159236
198Cadillac CT51,727– 53.4%16310,960– 27.5%144172
199Chery Fengyun T91,727– 58.5%1937,004– 55.4%200130
200Roewe D61,712+ 232.4%2004,630+ 781.9%251240
201Aion UT1,697– 58.8%1506,560– 32.8%210148
202Voyah Courage1,686+ 321.5%2155,724+ 223.8%224287
203Nissan N71,681+ 185.4%2344,530+ 667.8%254151
204Nissan X-Trail1,664+ 4.3%1614,110– 47.4%261261
205Dongfeng Aeolus EV011,660– 32.3%2445,069– 29.4%241202
206Lynk & Co 071,647– 3.8%1916,347– 13.5%215200
207VW T-Roc1,642– 65.4%1787,772– 54.3%188136
208Linghui e51,608new –1,608new370 –
209GAC Trumpchi E81,604– 38.6%2465,099– 50.0%240197
210Buick Zhijing Shijia1,582new1759,105new163477
211Voyah Taishan1,534new2205,128new239483
212Chery QQ Ice Cream1,531– 32.3%2763,084– 52.6%288208
213VW Tavendor1,528– 27.7%2456,132– 30.2%219223
214IM LS91,523new2476,715new205428
215Toyota bZ31,518– 36.1%1805,875– 44.3%222210
216Honda HR-V1,512+ 222.4%1648,027+ 222.2%185381
217Denza N8L1,500new2625,989new220318
218Chery Fengyun T9L1,472new –1,472new382 –
219LI L81,462– 72.7%2095,340– 70.7%233156
220Haval H6L1,448new1779,181new161450
221Audi A4L 1,435– 75.2%17311,902– 53.6%13277
222Voyah Free1,424+ 86.1%2325,133+ 24.9%238201
223Fang Cheng Bao Bao 51,422– 69.8%2255,437– 66.6%230133
224Ora Good Cat GT1,417– 17.0%2214,415– 33.9%256199
225Buick Regal1,406– 67.1%18410,914– 19.4%145158
226Ford Edge1,401– 44.6%1897,329– 25.6%195190
227ChangAn UNI–V1,382– 61.8%19010,969– 42.4%143125
228VW ID.ERA 9X1,364new2522,447new317 –
229Chery Fengyun T111,358new2364,783new247358
230Ford Mondeo1,354– 52.5%1878,739– 40.4%167173
231VW Golf1,342– 61.8%2135,571– 48.9%228193
232Jetour Dasheng1,333– 25.3%1948,616– 24.1%174213
233GAC Trumpchi M61,330– 50.8%2197,120– 35.1%199194
234Ora 51,323new2593,332new281551
235GAC Trumpchi GS81,315– 8.6%1978,352+ 12.8%178212
236Kia Stonic1,309+ 96.3%1797,185+ 98.1%196350
237Toyota Prado1,296– 28.5%2116,290+ 4.3%216238
238BMW i31,265– 40.5%2573,595– 52.4%269233
239VW Lamando1,262– 40.6%1749,537– 19.0%156188
240Stelato S9T1,255new1989,803new154263
241Kia Seltos1,250+ 159.9%2932,914+ 26.3%294373
242Chery Tiggo 91,240– 67.0%2406,619– 59.4%208165
243BYD Seal 071,235– 41.4%3392,218– 75.3%332214
244Hyundai Custo1,230+ 4.7%2105,978+ 58.3%221277
245Lynk & Co Z201,219– 67.8%2383,512– 80.0%274181
246Chery Tiggo 71,218– 48.7%2187,748– 42.1%189189
247Dongfeng Xinghai X51,193new1925,181new237  –
248Mercedes GLB1,192– 67.1%2275,685– 59.7%225187
249Honda Civic1,175– 68.1%1958,726– 55.8%168132
250Audi A5L Sportback1,147new2126,167new218327
251Kia K31,143+ 542.1%3252,952+ 141.0%292527
252Maextro S8001,143new2855,465new229332
253eπ0081,133– 51.6%2304,324– 40.3%257232
254Aion V Plus1,117– 62.3%2413,510– 69.4%275175
255Hyundai Tucson1,095+ 20.1%2086,652+ 101.5%206247
256Kia Sportage Lion Platinum1,070+ 41.0%2882,715– 3.3%308363
257Volvo S901,047– 31.3%2652,079– 68.6%340241
258Jetour X70L1,039n/a2335,658n/a226395
259Dongfeng Fengshen L81,024new2513,706new264362
260Chery Arrizo 51,009– 9.9%2226,513+ 23.8%211256
261BAW M7990– 15.1%2603,668– 4.8%267299
262Smart #1985– 27.8%3322,615– 55.2%311246
263Chery Omoda 5975– 56.0%2067,625– 4.9%192203
264Mini Cooper963+ 28.4%2982,575– 16.9%314326
265Roewe i6/ei6 MAX 961+ 102.7%3911,607+ 3.1%371432
266NIO ET5943– 54.5%2782,840– 47.2%300281
267ChangAn CS75939– 24.9%2262,390– 71.1%321259
268BYD Han L898– 74.4%2672,988– 14.7%291218
269Venucia VX6892– 5.3%2841,917– 18.8%353352
270GAC Trumpchi S7891– 50.8%3012,894+ 11.7%296306
271Honda Odyssey890– 48.3%2424,284– 37.2%258255
272Jetour Shanhai T1882– 30.9%2733,547– 30.7%273226
273Jinbei X30L855n/a2393,155n/a285
274Haval H9848– 39.8%2973,385– 37.9%280297
275Lynk & Co 09848– 12.5%2435,284+ 24.6%234308
276Geely Galaxy M7847new3421,284new392 –
277Jetta VS8845new2355,351new232409
278Dongfeng Xinghai S7844+ 11.8%2293,297+ 33.2%282321
279Lynk & Co 900842+ 64.5%2703,409+ 296.4%279154
280Haval Xiaolong821– 60.6%2633,066+ 11.5%289207
281VW ID.4 Crozz819– 35.6%2872,373– 48.9%323285
282eπ007810– 52.9%2313,488– 47.5%278237
283BYD Tang L805– 84.5%2792,871– 44.8%298182
284VW ID.3804– 80.3%2612,585– 83.8%313179
285Citroen C5 X799– 1.5%2913,493– 37.6%277296
286Aion N60797new –797new444 –
287Audi E5 Sportback795new1554,670new249434
288WEY Lanshan783– 79.9%2563,504– 74.1%276186
289Mazda CX-5777– 56.5%2534,620– 42.4%252229
290Mazda EZ-60777new3082,371new324396
291Roewe M7 774new2493,621new268343
292VW ID.Unyx 06756– 25.1%3292,057– 32.4%342353
293Mercedes A-Klasse755– 45.6%2582,656– 56.1%310310
294Lincoln Z750+ 25.8%2554,124+ 52.0%259314
295Cadillac XT4741+ 143.0%3332,809+ 41.9%303344
296NIO EC6734– 70.6%3122,233– 66.8%329271
297Lincoln Nautilus (translates as Navigator)732– 43.3%2683,587– 27.8%271293
298AvatR 12725– 49.4%2822,354– 64.1%327269
299BYD Xia 715– 81.1%2753,140– 74.4%286209
300Leapmotor T03712– 84.7%2712,552– 86.1%316145
301Dongfeng Fengxing Lingzhi (Future)706– 29.7%2692,778– 33.4%304325
302Kia Forte Furuidi695– 53.5%3091,834– 60.0%359331
303Ford Explorer676– 35.5%2812,814– 30.2%302304
304Li Mega673+ 305.4%3162,077– 20.4%341258
305Geely Haoyue L671– 19.8%2724,633+ 25.1%250356
306Range Rover Evoque671– 2.6%3022,896+ 19.3%295390
307Chana Star V5653+ 32.2%2861,807+ 2.8%360443
308Hongqi H6642– 38.3%2904,111– 15.4%260280
309GAC Trumpchi Empow639– 20.6%3732,827– 39.3%301338
310Stelato S9618– 48.8%2544,608+ 41.6%253270
311Dongfeng Fengshen Yixuan609– 25.1%2953,690+ 16.5%266340
312Honda Fit606+ 18.8%2242,943+ 60.6%293493
313Geely Binrui600– 35.5%2502,870– 55.6%299311
314Hyundai Sonata586– 46.4%2833,589– 14.7%270295
315IM L6582– 39.6%3131,884– 63.5%354250
316Baojun Yep Plus578– 29.9%2892,218– 9.5%331221
317Deepal G318577– 35.7%450986– 69.5%416347
318VW CC577– 55.2%2803,849– 43.9%262278
319MG 7570– 58.1%2963,576– 44.3%272294
320Haval Raptor Plus548new –548new475 –
321Geely Galaxy Star 7541new –541new477 –
322Roewe D7539– 82.0%2942,738– 77.0%307230
323Wuling Starlight539– 77.0%3691,785– 79.3%363243
324Geely Icon531– 56.7%2743,095– 50.6%287312
325Audi Q6L e-tron530new4231,457new385474
326Jetta VS7524– 56.4%3033,012– 48.5%290288
327Geely Boyue516– 85.4%45318,126+ 10.1%91112
328Chery Fengyun X3509new3701,037new412541
329Ford Bronco508– 36.3%3431,527– 40.8%376399
330Zeekr 009489– 66.3%3152,230– 70.4%330268
331Buick Electra L7 487new3182,764new305365
332Chana Honor S487– 55.2%3062,097– 56.2%338333
333Fengon Landian E5/Plus486– 70.6%3242,587– 58.9%312262
334Chery eQ1 (Little Ant)485– 67.3%3141,578– 72.8%374266
335Haval H5482– 64.1%3112,163– 29.5%333351
336Audi A7L 479– 73.5%3312,361– 70.8%326275
337Aion Hyptec HT476– 29.1%3901,161– 53.9%398370
338Luxeed S7475– 17.0%3172,444– 27.1%318329
339Ford Equator Sport (Lingrui)460– 57.9%3052,876– 43.4%297315
340LI L9453– 87.9%2283,694– 76.8%265152
341Karry Finless Porpoise E5452n/a3471,076n/a406n/a
342Livan Smurf448new356991new414560
343Chana Star 5447– 53.0%2991,950– 48.5%350348
344Honda Vezel447– 3.0%3211,874+ 12.9%355424
345Roewe RX5444– 70.9%3104,756– 23.7%248248
346Mazda3 Axela443– 63.0%3002,743– 57.8%306289
347Jetour X70S441– 43.8%5311,520– 51.0%377368
348AITO M5434– 90.0%2642,683– 62.8%309185
349COS 520432+ 311.4%3711,955+ 1212.1%346366
350Aishang A100C427new430759new447638
351Baojun Yunhai EV422– 46.9%3461,969– 24.6%345339
352M-hero M817400new3451,794new362420
353VW Talagon399– 49.4%3441,955– 40.6%347336
354WEY V9X397new –397new501 –
355Zeekr X394– 3.2%3401,802– 42.9%361380
356Chery QQ Domi389n/a372919n/a423437
357Mazda CX-50385– 11.5%3481,461– 1.9%384456
358Geely Galaxy L7384– 89.1%2772,381– 83.1%322184
359Peugeot 408382– 67.1%3222,371– 59.4%325307
360Geely Galaxy L6373– 93.0%3301,932– 89.8%351160
361Audi Q4 e-tron372– 42.7%405807– 67.1%442421
362Nammi 06372+ 186.2%3041,656+ 1173.8%366364
363Hongqi H9365– 43.1%3351,861– 15.5%357375
364Bestune NAT364– 78.3%492911– 74.4%427402
365Exeed Exlantix (Sterra) ES351– 83.8%3631,166– 74.0%397324
366BMW 2 Series348n/a3651,355n/a389 –
367Audi E7X340new –340new507 –
368Wuling Rongguang S340n/a3231,505n/a380
369VW Teramont X338– 34.2%3541,725– 31.4%364387
370Honda Avancier337– 33.0%3641,299– 38.3%391419
371Chery Fengyun X3 PLUS333new442602new466503
372Jetour X90 PLUS330– 69.2%3492,158– 65.2%335282
373Mercedes EQB327+ 22.9%396817– 13.0%439466
374Xpeng G9325– 87.7%3581,466– 78.5%383254
375Exeed Lanyue322– 38.8%389703– 18.5%455481
376Buick Envision S320– 83.4%3362,104– 52.0%337305
377Chana Star V3317– 66.8%3371,382– 60.8%388360
378Shangjie Z7T316new –316new513 –
379Maxus G50314– 69.6%3661,384– 60.5%387346
380Audi Q6312– 60.2%3801,596– 24.1%372379
381Geely Galaxy E8308– 86.2%385945– 82.8%421300
382SRM E3307n/a357847n/a436n/a
383Buick Electre E5301– 62.0%3501,098– 73.6%404302
384212 T01300– 68.9%3532,565– 29.7%315328
385VW ID.4 X298– 84.7%362977– 84.1%418291
386Exeed TXL297– 68.9%3342,319– 58.7%328309
387Kaiyi Kunlun292– 65.2%3551,706– 44.7%365349
388Toyota Levin289– 89.8%3281,953– 83.6%349206
389Chery Tiggo 7L288new –288new523 –
390Denza N9287– 93.6%3521,582– 75.0%373239
391Chery Fengyun X3L286new3821,953new348417
392Lincoln Corsair286– 56.9%3671,200– 56.3%396407
393Exeed Exlantx (Sterra) ET280– 79.2%386912– 79.7%426320
394Dongfeng Xinghai V9278new413985new417
395Exeed EX7278new481359new504 –
396Cao Cao 60277– 86.3%3071,873– 73.7%356279
397Exeed ET5277new3262,007new343507
398Hongqi HQ9273+ 245.6%460544+ 97.1%476609
399BMW i5272– 58.1%3681,005– 57.1%413401
400Bestune B70267– 79.5%3411,927– 72.3%352290
401Kaiyi Shiyue265– 63.3%401609– 74.1%465414
402Chery Fengyun A8263– 73.2%400511– 92.3%483369
403Honda P7259– 36.4%410866+ 102.8%435460
404Nissan Pathfinder252– 66.7%3991,120– 55.0%402397
405Baojun Enjoy248+ 34.1%3271,041+ 279.9%411567
406Mercedes V-Class245– 64.2%402991– 61.6%415394
407GAC Trumpchi E9244– 36.3%431809– 57.4%441442
408Honda Elysion244– 70.1%3611,259– 58.6%395378
409NIO ES9244new616247new539 –
410Beijing X7239– 74.2%3511,608– 29.0%369425
411Kaiyi Xuanjie/Pro232– 27.7%3831,064– 28.9%409440
412Deepal S09222– 56.9%408883+ 17.4%432316
413VW Viloran221– 76.1%3761,276– 65.3%393357
414BYD Sealion 07216– 93.3%377969– 90.1%419204
415Geely Galaxy V900214new406814new440 –
416Dongfeng Aeolus Haohan212– 20.6%433578– 55.5%472489
417Jetour Zhongheng G700204new414893new429549
418ChangAn Eado Plus194n/a3881,054n/a410n/a
419Chery Fengyun T8189– 84.4%3971,098– 66.6%405303
420Wuling Starlight S189– 92.5%424908– 90.0%428249
421BYD Song PLUS187– 99.0%3791,139– 98.6%40118
422Exeed Yaoguang183– 79.4%419966– 75.2%420335
423JMEV Yichi 05 183+ 56.4%489313+ 74.9%516583
424Mercedes Vito183– 72.9%407880– 65.8%434386
425Wuling Hongguang Plus183– 65.4%3741,495– 33.9%381422
426Deepal SL03181– 89.1%4571,270– 83.5%394265
427Rising F7181– 38.9%425614– 46.9%464506
428Mini Aceman174– 45.8%428479– 61.1%487476
429Shangjie Z7174new –174new569 –
430Mercedes EQE SUV171– 37.1%418834– 15.7%438453
431Arcfox Kaola new168– 91.7%3381,510– 25.2%379284
432Wuling Hongguang S3166– 67.1%3191,520– 47.1%378398
433Venucia Grand V165– 63.6%4211,156– 48.5%399405
434Audi Q2L164– 65.9%395880– 54.0%433436
435Maxus Dajia 9163+ 126.4%473363– 52.5%503557
436GAC Trumpchi GS4162– 87.2%3811,615– 78.8%368283
437Mazda CX-30161– 51.1%417731– 41.8%452470
438Honda Integra160– 83.9%3781,628– 83.0%367257
439JAC Refine E3158+ 305.1%474324+ 230.6%510628
440Bestune Yueyi 07157new403797new445480
441VW ID.7 Vizzion153– 48.0%466716– 17.0%454531
442Citroen C5 Aircross151– 44.1%444626– 45.9%461494
443Chery Tiggo 5x/e150– 93.8%6353,165– 62.2%284220
444Lingxi L147+ 65.2%415519+ 113.6%482532
445Ford Escape145– 80.5%398915– 61.1%424410
446Geometry G6145n/a472237n/a543 –
447Fang Cheng Bao Bao 8144– 92.2%384914– 86.6%425267
448JAC Refine RF8144+ 251.2%451313+ 126.8%514653
449Hongqi HS7143+ 81.0%393556+ 44.8%473578
450Lynk & Co 01142– 89.7%3872,153– 20.3%336355
451Roewe iMAX 8142– 67.3%456508– 55.0%484471
452Maxus G20140– 42.1%445494– 47.2%485525
453Buick Verano137– 90.2%4041,315– 85.3%390253
454Nio ET9136– 83.6%440432– 62.8%493488
455AvatR 11 134– 33.0%426441– 68.2%491472
456Skoda Superb134– 68.3%409639– 71.5%460392
457Cadillac CT6133– 46.2%439737– 38.5%451528
458Wuling Jiachen132– 90.6%412845– 88.6%437292
459Mercedes CLA131new420680new457629
460Beijing BJ60130– 44.2%449424– 61.3%494484
461Chevrolet Malibu XL130+ 1200.0%3921,067+ 1469.1%408554
462Hedmos 06128new4221,149new400626
463BYD Qin125new452522new480 –
464Exeed LX (Zhuifeng)123– 32.4%464601– 20.2%467539
465Kia Carnival119– 9.8%448433– 4.4%492589
466Wuling Xingchi117– 77.1%429887– 77.4%431367
467Aion Hyptec HL116– 65.6%455459+ 33.0%490458
468Lynk & Co Z10115– 84.1%394723– 66.8%453430
469Jaguar XFL111– 59.5%3751,846+ 131.3%358389
470Jetta VA7110– 70.5%438651– 57.2%459431
471Smart #5109– 70.0%504288– 75.6%524490
472Peugeot 5008108– 57.6%454477– 25.4%488530
473Buick Century107– 85.6%432669– 77.0%458403
474GAC Trumpchi S9107new461414new495533
475Honda UR-V107– 68.1%446590– 61.6%470462
476Jinbei X30106n/a4431,073n/a407586
477Mazda EZ-6106– 90.7%475348– 87.8%505377
478MG ES5104– 82.2%465324– 83.4%511426
479JMEV EV397– 62.8%470313– 64.9%515461
480Hyundai EO95new485270new529637
481Livan Maple 60S95– 86.8%493228– 93.6%546374
482VW ID.Unyx 0894new411302new518 –
483VW Tayron X94– 32.9%4161,115+ 37.5%403508
484YangWang U894– 12.1%487259– 59.4%533590
485Yangwang U8L94new494549new474555
486Cadillac XT691– 66.4%495401– 71.8%500485
487Hyundai Mufasa88– 81.9%468520– 84.1%481475
488Livan 787– 65.7%503240– 77.0%542502
489Sehol E50A87– 59.7%522208– 68.4%558543
490Baojun Yep 83– 86.6%458339– 82.8%508427
491Venucia D6083– 78.2%436597– 81.5%468423
492Lingbox Uni80– 47.0%541123– 68.6%590535
493BYD Seal79– 91.9%469271– 91.6%528413
494Hongqi Tiangong 0677– 55.7%509204– 1.9%559594
495JAC Refine M477– 28.0%479269– 35.0%530600
496JAC Yiwei 377– 78.4%519188– 85.7%562459
497Dongfeng Fengshen Haoji76– 74.3%447622– 63.3%463465
498Peugeot 400876– 65.8%462406– 54.2%499529
499Peugeot 50876– 72.0%434582– 46.9%471511
500Honda e:NS275– 48.6%477240+ 22.4%541576
501Yangwang U775+ 733.3%441411+ 1544.0%496542
502Denza N774– 60.4%480248– 62.0%538553
503Lingbox Box73– 75.6%516172– 83.3%571499
504Nissan Tiida70– 81.3%463373– 78.5%502468
505ChangAn UNI–K69– 80.2%524178– 92.7%566457
506Kia EV568– 71.9%500267– 80.1%531473
507Hongqi Tiangong 0867– 59.4%498261– 62.3%532486
508Kaiyi Xuandu67– 41.7%482167– 14.4%574579
509Xiaomi SU7 Ultra64– 97.2%483174– 92.3%570313
510Dongfeng Xiaokang C3663+ 21.2%459200– 26.2%560627
511Hongqi EH7 63– 75.8%467286– 61.4%525526
512Mercedes EQE63– 49.2%488295– 42.0%520495
513Lincoln Aviator61– 62.8%491310– 53.5%517523
514Rising Marvel X60+ 160.9%435623+ 260.1%462581
515Jetour X9059n/a510165n/a575 –
516Wuling Journey59– 70.6%490319– 69.9%512513
517Arcfox αS58– 75.2%505330– 65.5%509514
518Voyah Zhuiguang56– 85.8%502170– 81.2%572509
519Volvo EX3055– 43.3%54598– 81.9%608558
520Chery Fengyun T653– 55.1%523100– 83.4%603574
521Citroen Elysee50n/a53678n/a622 –
522Honda Crider49– 66.7%471408– 50.1%498546
523Nissan Paladin49– 60.8%521227– 56.7%547573
524Cadillac GT447– 83.1%486410– 57.3%497500
525Voyah Zhuiguang L47new476738new450608
526Foton MP-X E46n/a507102n/a602 –
527Geometry A46– 96.1%527481– 85.8%486330
528Chery Tansuo 0644– 92.3%506342– 90.9%506400
529Ford Tourneo44– 36.2%511148– 14.9%579649
530Audi Q5 e-Tron43– 90.6%584140– 92.3%583492
531Cadillac Lyriq43– 71.9%484213– 15.8%555582
532Dongfeng Fengshen E7043– 93.2%593176– 92.0%568444
533Maxus G1043– 58.7%515223– 35.0%551614
534Honda XR-V42– 85.7%437692– 59.3%456452
535JMEV Yichi 05S42new508135new584728
536Jetour Shanhai L941– 93.6%499280– 86.1%526411
537ChangAn UNI-T 40– 52.9%501198– 69.3%561591
538Dongfeng Glory 38040– 72.4% –130– 80.1%586562
539Sinogold Junxing40– 83.4%525162– 82.7%576572
540BYD e338– 56.8%53592– 65.5%610622
541Audi Q6L Sportback e-tron37new552127new588660
542MG 636+ 12.5%532249+ 71.7%537624
543Volvo EM9036+ 9.1%533110– 49.1%598620
544Chery Fengyun T1034– 85.4%520124– 89.2%589522
545GAC Trumpchi ES934– 71.9%55176– 90.5%623566
546Isuzu MU-X33+ 26.9%54773+ 0.0%628724
547JAC QX33– 67.3%56483– 78.5%618593
548Qiyuan E0733– 43.1%529116– 72.4%595615
549Volvo XC4033– 79.2%496212– 76.1%556536
550Skyworth EV631– 68.7%539181– 71.2%565552
551BYD Destroyer 0530– 99.4%514149– 99.5%57892
552Aion Hyptec GT28– 63.6%526113– 93.6%596496
553Lotus Emeya27– 80.0%512134– 64.0%585597
554Peugeot 408X27– 41.3%538123– 32.8%591642
555Betsune T9026– 90.5%518169– 89.7%573491
556Dongfeng Fengshen Yixuan GS26+ 100.0%497294+ 197.0%521635
557Mercedes GLA25– 94.6%517225– 87.5%549445
558Jetour X9524n/a56738+ 1800.0%658863
559Kia Sportage22– 72.5%513208– 46.0%557605
560MG ZS22+ 340.0%55692+ 142.1%612702
561Zhido Rainbow22– 97.4%54853– 98.1%642433
562Infiniti QX6021– 71.6%530146– 56.9%580603
563Rising R721– 65.6%56863– 79.5%635634
564NIO ET719– 95.8%55782– 93.9%619479
565IM LS717– 87.7%54292– 83.7%611592
566Infiniti QX5017– 34.6%537118– 4.1%594647
567JAC Refine E417+ 6.3%59028– 60.0%673697
568Maxus G7017– 63.8%56150– 67.1%644680
569Maxus Dajia 716– 85.0%478224– 60.6%550563
570Ora Lightning Cat15– 65.9%56542– 79.5%654645
571Roewe D5X15– 94.7%55098– 89.2%607478
572LEVC L38014– 89.2%528107– 73.0%599607
573Skyworth HT-i13– 89.2%55984– 86.0%616601
574Venucia Star13– 62.9%57294– 36.5%609655
575BMW ix312– 99.0%57942– 99.2%653383
576Dongfeng Forthing Leiting12– 14.3%58133– 62.1%665497
577Kia K512– 89.7%57586– 84.6%615595
578Maxus G9012– 25.0%54362– 45.1%636659
579MG Cyberster12– 36.8%55448– 14.3%647681
580Ora Ballet Cat12– 73.9%54488– 56.4%614646
581Wuling Xingchen/Asta (Star)12– 94.7%57751– 97.5%643498
582BYD M911new58070new629
583ChangAn CS3510n/a59116n/a704 –
584ChangAn CS35 Plus10– 98.1%59214,277+ 317.2%117219
585Chery Arrizo 5 PLUS10– 80.0%58656– 76.5%640644
586JMEV Yi10– 90.9%59522– 94.9%685617
587Leapmotor C0110– 99.2%553112– 97.9%597354
588Aion LX9– 83.0%56039– 60.6%657678
589Changan Raeton Plus9– 95.2%56699– 92.4%604516
590ChangAn Yida9n/a63410n/a723860
591Dongfeng Xiaokang K07S9n/a56349n/a645n/a
592Geely Emgrand9– 99.9%63825,712– 40.5%6063
593Hongqi Guoya9– 52.6%62423– 81.3%681699
594Kia Pegas9– 43.8%59914– 88.7%709692
595Nissan Kicks9– 94.3%56960– 86.2%637467
596Toyota Venza9– 98.1%57655– 97.4%641464
597Arcfox αT8– 81.0%59713– 93.5%711604
598Polestones 018– 96.3%55863– 93.2%634487
599Skoda Kodiaq  8– 83.0%60724– 90.3%680610
600Ford Equator (Lingyu)7– 95.5%54683– 83.0%617556
601Honda e:NP27– 97.3%61520– 97.1%690512
602Hongqi E-HS97+ 75.0%59820+ 42.9%691751
603JAC X8 PLUS7new59413new715 –
604Lotus Eletre7– 96.3%54099– 73.4%606570
605Maxus Territory7– 73.1%54980+ 29.0%621711
606Polestar 47– 36.4%57035– 61.1%663670
607Sehol X87– 94.2%57175– 88.6%625584
608VW Touran7– 53.3%53460– 40.6%638677
609Audi E-tron6– 64.7%57346+ 24.3%650689
610Beijing BJ806– 60.0% –12– 81.5%718718
611COS Z66– 98.4%58743– 98.7%652439
612Hongqi L56+ 50.0%64011– 47.6%721757
613NIO EC76– 96.6%58226– 95.6%678565
614Qiyuan A056– 99.6%56248– 99.2%648345
615Xpeng GX6new –6new747 –
616Dongfeng Fengxing Jingye S505– 77.3%58817– 91.0%697652
617Dongfeng Fengxing T55– 87.2%58932– 88.4%666661
618Dongfeng Glory 3305– 86.8%57434– 79.6%664663
619Geometry E5– 85.3%61419– 88.1%694691
620Hongqi Guoyao5– 44.4%60417– 66.7%698744
621IM L75– 28.6%60519– 74.7%695719
622Letin Mango5– 54.5% –5– 88.1%754739
623Zeekr MIX5– 95.9%608122– 77.5%592575
624Lingbox Coco4– 63.6%6258– 75.8%733753
625Link Tour M84– 82.6% –17– 86.7%699684
626Livan Maple X3 Pro4– 95.7%58541– 78.0%655587
627M-Hero 9174– 95.7%60132– 89.0%669631
628Toyota Harrier4– 99.0%55546– 98.2%651454
629Buick Electre E43– 97.7%6337– 98.8%735623
630Chery Tiggo 7 Plus3– 99.7%6111,541– 66.7%375323
631GAC Trumpchi Emkoo3– 94.4% –5– 99.4%750598
632Jetour Shanhai L63– 99.5%57832– 98.2%667463
633Juneyao Air3new –3new774 –
634Land Rover Discovery Sport3– 99.5%60037– 98.2%661455
635Mercedes EQA3– 97.7%59626– 95.1%677545
636Pocco Duo Duo3+ 50.0% –7– 36.4%739781
637Skoda Kamiq3– 94.5%60228– 92.9%674571
638SWM Grand Tiger3– 78.6% –13– 85.4%717714
639BAW Warrior2n/a6323n/a772782
640Bestune T772– 97.6%60919– 98.0%693580
641Brilliance Xinri i032n/a –2n/a778 –
642BYD e22– 97.6% –220– 76.0%553429
643ChangAn Benben2n/a –2n/a779 –
644ChangAn Raeton CC2n/a6204n/a761 –
645Chery eQ7/Shuxiangjia2– 99.3% –2– 99.8%781550
646Chery Tiggo 3x2– 99.9%6102,097– 81.9%339222
647Chevrolet Equinox2– 97.9%61217– 96.6%696616
648Dongfeng Glory 5802n/a –2– 86.7%784790
649Fukang e Elysee2– 98.9%62224– 94.5%679611
650Mercedes EQC 2n/a62613n/a716799
651Sehol Yao2n/a6284+ 300.0%768901
652Skyworth ET52n/a6294n/a769 –
653SWM G012– 66.7% –3– 89.3%776752
654Toyota Allion2– 88.9%60317– 99.0%700537
655Toyota Levin GT2– 98.3%58349– 91.9%646588
656VW ID.6 Crozz2– 96.0%64217– 91.1%701613
657VW Tacqua2– 99.5%63117– 99.2%702501
658Xiaohu FEV2– 33.3% –9– 40.0%730783
659BAW Jiabao1– 66.7%6184– 60.0%758788
660Bestune M91– 96.8%6199– 93.4%726674
661Bestune T551– 83.3% –1– 97.9%805756
662BYD Corvette (Frigate) 071– 98.9% –4– 99.3%760618
663Dongfeng Fengshen Yixuan Max1– 90.9% –2– 97.0%783727
664Dongfeng Fengxing Yacht1– 99.6%613535– 48.2%479449
665Dongfeng Glory Mini EV1– 83.3%6362– 92.0%785750
666Fengon Landian E31– 85.7% –1– 96.7%810717
667Ford Mustang Mach-E1– 66.7%6372– 93.8%787768
668Foton Fengjing G51– 99.2%62164– 87.4%631585
669Geely Haoyue PRO1– 99.8% –3– 99.9%773451
670Geely Jiaji1– 99.2%6399– 98.5%729606
671Geometry C1– 90.0% –2– 93.5%789760
672Haval Chitu1– 88.9%6235– 92.4%751742
673JAC iEV7e1– 50.0% –1– 50.0%816834
674Jaguar XEL1– 99.7%60622– 98.0%684404
675Livan 91– 96.9% –2– 98.4%792688
676Lynk & Co 051– 95.5%6412– 96.2%793746
677MG One1– 83.3%6274– 96.2%767723
678Sehol QX1– 50.0% –1– 83.3%822798
679SWM G051– 85.7% –5– 82.1%755767
680VW Polo1– 99.6%61730– 97.8%671521
681VW T-Cross1– 100.0%6305– 99.9%757388
682VW Tiguan X1– 80.0%64311– 88.5%722703
683Wuling Victory1n/a –2– 77.8%797819

Source: Manufacturers

Is Redmi Turbo 5 Better Than OnePlus Nord 6?

18 June 2026 at 04:42
Redmi Turbo 5

Choosing a mid-range smartphone in 2026 has become tricky, as an ongoing RAM and storage pricing crisis is forcing companies to adjust their prices without warning.

In this unpredictable market, two devices are dominating the conversation: Xiaomi‘s recently launched Redmi Turbo 5 and the OnePlus Nord 6, which has been available for over two months.

To help you navigate these shifting value propositions, here is a direct comparison of what each phone actually delivers in day-to-day use.

Redmi Turbo 5

Design and Display

The Redmi Turbo 5 and OnePlus Nord 6 take different approaches to their physical footprint. The Redmi Turbo 5 is the more compact of the two, featuring a 6.59-inch 1.5K OLED display. Xiaomi has opted for a metal frame and a glass back, keeping the weight at a manageable 204 grams. It feels balanced in the hand, and the addition of a dynamic RGB Pixel Matrix around the camera module gives it a distinct look without being overly flashy. The display offers a 120Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 3500 nits, making it excellent for outdoor visibility.

The OnePlus Nord 6, meanwhile, is a noticeably larger device. It features a 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED screen with a variable refresh rate that scales up to 165Hz. This higher refresh rate is a direct nod to mobile gamers looking for the smoothest possible animations. OnePlus also includes its Aqua Touch 2.0 technology, which ensures the screen remains responsive even if your fingers or the display are wet.

Durability is a strong suit for both phones. They both carry an impressive array of IP ratings (IP66, IP68, IP69, and IP69K), meaning they are highly resistant to dust and can survive submersion as well as high-pressure water jets. OnePlus goes a step further by including MIL-STD-810H military-grade certification for drop and environmental stress resistance, making it the slightly more rugged option.

Performance

Under the hood, both phones are well-equipped to handle demanding tasks, but they rely on different silicon. The Redmi Turbo 5 is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8500-Ultra, built on a 4nm process.

Xiaomi has paired this with a large 5300 mm² vapor chamber cooling system to sustain performance during long sessions. In practical terms, this phone will easily handle multitasking, heavy apps, and gaming without noticeable slowdowns.

The OnePlus Nord 6 uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 platform. OnePlus has explicitly positioned this phone for gaming, and the hardware reflects that.

Alongside the processor, the Nord 6 includes a 3200Hz touch sampling rate for faster input response and a custom Touch Reflex Chip. If you spend a significant amount of time playing competitive titles like BGMI or Call of Duty: Mobile, the Nord 6’s hardware is specifically tuned to give you a slight edge in responsiveness.

Battery and Charging

Battery technology has seen a major leap this year, and both phones benefit from it. The Redmi Turbo 5 houses a 7,560mAh battery, which is substantially larger than the industry average.

It supports 100W wired fast charging, allowing you to top up that massive cell relatively quickly, and it even includes 27W reverse wired charging to power up your accessories.

OnePlus, however, has integrated a 9,000mAh silicon-carbon battery into the Nord 6. By using silicon, they managed to increase the energy density without making the phone excessively thick (it sits at 8.5mm). While its 80W charging is slightly slower than the Redmi’s, the Nord 6 includes bypass charging.

Cameras and Software

If you are looking for a camera-first smartphone, neither of these is likely your top choice, but both provide very capable setups for everyday photography. Both feature a 50MP primary sensor with OIS, a Sony IMX882 on the Redmi and a Sony LYTIA-600 on the OnePlus. These are paired with standard 8MP ultra-wide lenses. You can expect sharp, vibrant photos in good lighting from both devices.

The software experience is where the two phones diverge significantly. Both run Android 16 and guarantee four years of OS updates and six years of security patches. Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3 focuses on smooth animations, system optimization, and a clean interface.

OnePlus’s OxygenOS 16 leans heavily into artificial intelligence. The Nord 6 features deep integration with Google Gemini and includes a suite of AI tools, such as real-time call translation, an AI writer, and various photo editing features like AI Eraser and Unblur. If you find yourself relying on AI tools for productivity, the Nord 6 offers a more integrated experience.

Pricing

The decision between these two phones ultimately comes down to your budget and how you plan to use the device.

The Redmi Turbo 5 is priced at ₹37,999 for the 8GB/256GB model and ₹40,999 for the 12GB version. It is a well-rounded smartphone that offers excellent performance, a bright display, and a very large battery in a relatively compact form factor. It provides great value for the price.

The OnePlus Nord 6 recently saw a price hike, now starting at ₹42,999 for the 8GB/256GB model and going up to ₹47,999 for the 12GB variant. This ₹5,000 to ₹7,000 premium buys you a larger screen with a 165Hz refresh rate, a bigger 9,000mAh battery, specific gaming optimizations, and a suite of built-in AI features.

Which one should you buy?

If you want a reliable, high-performing phone for everyday use and want to keep your spending under ₹40,000, the Redmi Turbo 5 is the more practical choice. However, if mobile gaming is a priority, or if you value having the largest possible battery and built-in AI productivity tools, the OnePlus Nord 6 justifies its higher price tag.

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HyperOS 4 may not debut on the Xiaomi 18 series first, rather this foldable

17 June 2026 at 10:29
Xiaomi Mix Fold 4

A new Xiaomi phone has been spotted in network certification records under the model number 2608BPX34C. This is the same model number that has been tied to Xiaomi’s upcoming foldable in earlier reports, so there is a good chance this listing belongs to the same device. 

The listing confirms support for the network connectivity up to 5G along with UWB (Ultra-Wideband) technology.

Xiaomi Mix Fold 5 Radio Certification

However, it doesn’t reveal the moniker of the foldable. According to previous rumors, it could be called either the Xiaomi Mix Fold 5 or the Xiaomi 17 Fold. 

What we know so far

The foldable is said to be powered by Xiaomi’s new self-made chip, the XRING O3, and a new rumor by Digital Chat Station also suggests that it could be the first phone to run the company’s upcoming HyperOS 4 software.

What’s interesting is that the tipster suggests the foldable could launch before the Xiaomi 18 series. The basis of the claim is that the Xiaomi 18 series hasn’t appeared on the certification yet, so a launch before the Mix Fold 5 is highly unlikely. 

Xiaomi Mix Fold 5 HyperOS 4

As for HyperOS 4, Xiaomi is reportedly building AI directly into its system apps. It’s also expected to bring support for miclaw AI agent

Back in early June, reports said Xiaomi is working on the Xiaomi Mix Fold 5 with the new in-house O3 chip and a 200-megapixel camera sensor. 

Likewise, a previous report suggests the device could feature a wider inner display than the Mix Fold 4. It’s also said to be more expensive than its predecessor. 

The device could cost around 10,000 yuan (roughly $1,380), a 10% increase in price compared to Mix Fold 4, which launched at 8,999 yuan (around $1,240).

With certification now underway, an official unveiling may not be too far off.

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Xiaomi begins June 2026 security update rollout: Here are the devices getting it

16 June 2026 at 17:03
Xiaomi 15 series phones
Xiaomi 15 series phones

Xiaomi has started rolling out the June 2026 Android security patch to its devices. As the rollout has just begun, it’s currently limited to select high-end Xiaomi and Redmi smartphones running the HyperOS 3 build, but the company doesn’t take long to expand the update to more users across regions.

The latest security update is being pushed to the Xiaomi 15 Pro, Xiaomi 15 Ultra, Xiaomi 15T Pro, Xiaomi 14T Pro, and Redmi K70 Ultra, as reported by XimiTime. The update has been spotted in select regions, including EEA and China. Users in other regions should also receive the update in the coming days.

  • Xiaomi 15 Pro (China) — OS3.0.304.0.WOBCNXM
  • Xiaomi 15 Ultra (China) — OS3.0.306.0.WOACNXM
  • Xiaomi 15T Pro (EEA) — OS3.0.304.0.WOSEUXM
  • Xiaomi 14T Pro (EEA) — OS3.0.302.0.WNNEUXM

If your Xiaomi device is on the list, the update may be available for installation. Go to Settings > About phone, then tap the HyperOS logo at the top to check for updates. If it doesn’t appear, check back in a few days, as the update may take a few days to reach all users.

Expect nothing more than dozens of fixes for security vulnerabilities found in the previous version of the software. Such updates do not carry new features or any visual upgrades. However, they are absolutely essential, ensuring users remain protected against security issues of varying severity. You can read the fixes included in the June 2026 security patch provided by Google on this page.

The June 2026 security patch rollout began only recently, so the list of devices receiving the update is currently short. However, it will grow as more devices receive the update in the coming days and weeks.

Besides the June security update rollout, Xiaomi’s software team is busy developing the next major upgrade, HyperOS 4.0. The upcoming version will have Android 17 at its core and is expected to debut very soon. Check the list on this page to find out if your device is ready for the upcoming major upgrade.

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Xiaomi 18 Pro and Xiaomi 18 will launch separately, per this leak

16 June 2026 at 15:51
Xiaomi 17

Xiaomi 18 recently surfaced in the GSMA product database, confirming its existence. Based on how Xiaomi rolls out its flagships, the new Xiaomi 18 series should reach buyers as early as September this year.

However, tipster Digital Chat Station in a fresh reveal says Xiaomi is switching up its usual release order this time around. Instead of launching the standard and Pro models together, Xiaomi will reportedly bring out the higher-spec Xiaomi 18 Pro series first in September, with the standard Xiaomi 18 following shortly after. 

Xiaomi 18 Pro and Xiaomi 18 launch

The gap between the two launches will not be large, and both phones are said to be available for purchase before the Chinese Spring Festival, which falls in February.

Now, if that sounds familiar, that’s because it is. Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 18 Pro in September, while the vanilla iPhone 18 is rumored to follow later in 2027. Xiaomi seems to be employing the same approach.

And…it might not be the only thing Xiaomi will copy from Apple—rumors suggest the company also plans to use the signature red color expected for the iPhone 18 series.

A price hike is the bigger issue

A bigger concern is that the Xiaomi 18 series is said to cost noticeably more than its predecessors. And this isn’t a Xiaomi-only move. Rising costs across the upstream supply chain are pushing prices up for nearly every major Android brand, not just Xiaomi.

Xiaomi 17
Xiaomi 17

Xiaomi founder Lei Jun has already weighed in on the memory issue. He said the current jump in memory prices is severe, and that supply prices are likely to keep climbing over the next two years. His advice to anyone planning to upgrade their phone soon is simple: buy sooner rather than later.

On the hardware side, the Xiaomi 18 series will be among the first phones to use Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 platform.

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Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ vs Xiaomi 17T: The Winner Might Surprise You

16 June 2026 at 14:38
Moto vs Xiaomi

Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ and Xiaomi 17T target premium smartphone buyers with powerful hardware, large batteries, and capable camera systems. While Motorola focuses on delivering exceptional value, Xiaomi aims to impress with premium features and Leica-enhanced photography. Here’s how they compare across design, performance, cameras, battery life, and overall value. 

Major Features:

CategoryMotorola Edge 70 Pro+Xiaomi 17TWinner
Design & BuildEco-leather back, IP68/IP69, MIL-STD-810HGlass-fiber reinforced back, IP68Motorola – Better durability and more practical finish.
Display144Hz AMOLED, HDR10+, 5200 nits120Hz AMOLED, Dolby Vision, 68B colorsXiaomi – Richer colors and better multimedia experience.
PerformanceDimensity 8500 ExtremeDimensity 8500 UltraTie – Nearly identical real-world performance.
SoftwareNear-stock Android 16HyperOS 3Motorola – Cleaner and more streamlined UI.
Main Camera50MP OIS50MP Leica-tuned OISXiaomi – Better image processing and color science.
Telephoto Camera50MP, 3.5x zoom50MP, 5x zoomXiaomi – Longer optical zoom reach.
Ultrawide Camera50MP12MPMotorola – Higher-resolution ultrawide sensor.
Selfie Camera50MP with AF32MPMotorola – Sharper selfies with autofocus.
Video Recording4K 120fpsLog recording, Leica tuningXiaomi – More advanced video tools.
Battery Life6500mAh6500mAhTie – Similar endurance potential.
Charging90W wired, wireless charging67W wiredMotorola – Faster and more versatile charging.
ConnectivityWi-Fi 7eSIM, IR Blaster, Bluetooth 6.0Xiaomi – More connectivity features.
AudioStereo speakers, Dolby AtmosStereo speakers, Dolby AtmosTie – Comparable audio experience.
Storage Options256GB256GB / 512GBXiaomi – More storage flexibility.
Value for MoneyPriced around ₹48,000Priced around ₹60,000Motorola – Similar experience for less money.
Disclaimer: Specs are based on available data. Actual performance may vary. Verify details from official sources before buying.

Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ and Xiaomi 17T take slightly different approaches to design. Motorola opts for an eco-leather rear panel that offers a softer grip and resists fingerprints better during everyday use. It also carries IP68/IP69 protection and MIL-STD-810H certification, giving it a more rugged and confidence-inspiring feel. Xiaomi uses a glass-fiber reinforced rear panel with Gorilla Glass protection on both sides, creating a more premium and polished appearance. It also supports dual eSIM functionality in selected markets, adding flexibility for frequent travelers. Motorola feels more practical and comfortable for extended use, while Xiaomi focuses on delivering a flagship-style finish.

Display Quality

Motorola features a 144Hz AMOLED panel with HDR10+ support and an impressive peak brightness rating, making animations exceptionally smooth. Xiaomi counters with a 120Hz AMOLED display supporting Dolby Vision, HDR10+, 68 billion colors, and ultra-high-frequency PWM dimming for better viewing comfort. The Xiaomi screen appears richer and more cinematic, while Motorola delivers a slightly more fluid experience during gaming and scrolling.

Verdict

Motorola wins for durability and smoothness, while Xiaomi offers a more premium multimedia experience. Users focused on entertainment may prefer Xiaomi, whereas Motorola feels better suited for those wanting a tougher everyday companion.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

Both smartphones are powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 8500 series chipset paired with UFS 4.1 storage and 12GB RAM, resulting in flagship-level responsiveness. Daily tasks, multitasking, gaming, and demanding applications run effortlessly on either device. The real-world performance difference between the Dimensity 8500 Extreme and Dimensity 8500 Ultra is likely to be minimal. Motorola’s clean software experience may feel faster and more streamlined, while Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3 offers a wider range of customization features. Those who enjoy a clutter-free interface may naturally lean toward Motorola.

Battery and Charging

Each phone packs a large 6500mAh battery globally, ensuring excellent endurance. Motorola takes a clear lead in charging with 90W wired charging alongside 15W wireless and reverse wireless charging support. Xiaomi offers 67W wired charging and reverse wired charging but lacks wireless charging. Motorola’s charging package feels more complete and convenient for premium buyers.

Verdict

Performance is effectively tied, but Motorola gains an advantage through faster charging and wireless charging capabilities. For users seeking maximum convenience, the Edge 70 Pro+ delivers a more well-rounded hardware package.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ features an unusually balanced triple 50MP camera system consisting of wide, periscope telephoto, and ultrawide lenses. This creates consistency across different focal lengths and shooting situations. Xiaomi’s setup includes a strong 50MP primary sensor, a 50MP periscope telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom, and a 12MP ultrawide camera. The Leica tuning, Ultra HDR support, and professional video features, such as Log recording, give Xiaomi an edge for enthusiasts. Xiaomi’s longer optical zoom is especially useful for distant subjects, while Motorola provides more uniform image quality across all cameras.

Selfie Camera

Motorola includes a 50MP autofocus selfie camera capable of producing sharper and more versatile self-portraits. Xiaomi uses a 32MP front camera that performs well but lacks autofocus flexibility.

Verdict

Xiaomi is the stronger choice for photography enthusiasts thanks to Leica processing and superior zoom capabilities. Motorola counters with a more balanced camera array and a noticeably stronger selfie experience.

Pricing

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ is priced around ₹48,000, while the Xiaomi 17T is priced around ₹60,000. This creates a significant price gap despite both devices sharing a similar performance foundation and battery capacity. Motorola manages to include features such as wireless charging, faster wired charging, a high-refresh-rate display, and a versatile triple 50MP camera setup at a noticeably lower cost. Xiaomi justifies part of its premium through Leica imaging, Dolby Vision support, improved zoom capabilities, and additional software features. However, the difference in everyday performance is unlikely to match the difference in pricing.

When considering overall value, Motorola feels aggressively positioned and delivers more features per rupee spent. Xiaomi targets buyers who specifically value camera tuning, multimedia enhancements, and flagship-style refinement.

Verdict

Motorola offers stronger value for money and covers the needs of most users at a lower price. Xiaomi is better suited for buyers willing to pay extra for its camera-focused and premium-oriented experience.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, launch timing, and applicable taxes. Always check whether the listed price is for a China unit or a global/international variant when purchasing.

Conclusion

Motorola stands out with its eco-leather finish, IP69 protection, 144Hz display, 90W charging, wireless charging support, and a unique triple 50MP camera system. Xiaomi differentiates itself through Leica imaging, Dolby Vision support, advanced video recording options, stronger 5x optical zoom, dual eSIM capability, and HyperOS customization features. Both devices provide flagship-grade performance and excellent battery life, making them highly competitive in the upper-premium segment. Motorola emphasizes practicality and value, while Xiaomi focuses more on refinement and imaging sophistication.

Verdict

For most buyers, the Motorola Edge 70 Pro+ emerges as the smarter purchase. It delivers flagship-level performance, premium features, superior charging options, and a versatile camera system at a significantly lower price. 

Xiaomi 17T remains an excellent option for users who prioritize Leica photography, advanced video tools, and enhanced multimedia capabilities. 

Unless those specific strengths are a priority, Motorola provides the more compelling overall package and the stronger value proposition.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

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Xiaomi 17T Pro vs iPhone 17: Bigger Battery, Better Cameras, Lower Price?

16 June 2026 at 12:14
Xiaomi vs Apple

Xiaomi 17T Pro and iPhone 17 represent two very different visions of a modern flagship smartphone. One focuses on delivering cutting-edge hardware, massive battery life, and feature-packed specifications, while the other relies on refined software, ecosystem integration, and Apple’s signature user experience. With both devices competing in a similar price range, the real question is whether premium hardware or polished optimization offers the better overall value. 

Major Features:

CategoryXiaomi 17T ProiPhone 17Winner
Build QualityGorilla Glass 7iCeramic Shield 2Apple – Tougher screen protection
Display144Hz AMOLED120Hz LTPO OLEDXiaomi – Smoother and more feature-rich panel
Brightness3500 nits peak3000 nits peakXiaomi – Higher peak brightness
PerformanceDimensity 9500A19Apple – Better optimization and efficiency
RAMUp to 16GB8GBXiaomi – More multitasking headroom
StorageUp to 1TBUp to 512GBXiaomi – Higher storage option
Main Camera50MP Wide48MP WideXiaomi – Larger sensor advantage
Zoom Camera50MP 5x PeriscopeNo dedicated telephotoXiaomi – Dedicated optical zoom lens
Ultrawide Camera12MP48MPApple – Higher-resolution ultrawide shots
Selfie Camera32MP18MP AF CameraApple – Better autofocus and consistency
Video Recording8K, Log RecordingDolby Vision 4KTie – Different strengths for creators
Battery7000mAh3692mAhXiaomi – Much larger battery capacity
Wired Charging100WFast ChargingXiaomi – Significantly faster charging
Wireless Charging50W25W MagSafeXiaomi – Faster wireless charging
BiometricsFingerprint ScannerFace IDApple – More seamless authentication
ConnectivityIR BlasterUWB, Satellite FeaturesApple – More advanced connectivity tools
AudioHi-Res Audio, Dolby AtmosStereo SpeakersXiaomi – Richer audio feature set
SoftwareAndroid 16, HyperOS 3iOS 26Apple – Better ecosystem integration
Value for MoneyPriced around ₹75,000Priced around ₹83,000Xiaomi – More flagship hardware for less money
Disclaimer: Specs are based on available data. Actual performance may vary. Verify details from official sources before buying.

Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Xiaomi 17T Pro and iPhone 17 approach design from different directions. Xiaomi focuses on a premium flagship experience with Gorilla Glass 7i protection on both sides, an aluminum frame, and an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. The phone also includes an under-display fingerprint scanner, dual SIM flexibility, and an infrared blaster. The iPhone 17 counters with Ceramic Shield 2 protection, an aluminum frame, IP68 certification, Face ID, satellite communication features, and Apple’s tightly integrated hardware ecosystem. Xiaomi feels more feature-packed, while Apple’s design philosophy prioritizes simplicity and consistency.

Display Quality

Xiaomi delivers a large AMOLED panel with a 144Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision, HDR10+, extremely high peak brightness, and 3840Hz PWM dimming. The iPhone 17 offers a smaller LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED display with adaptive 120Hz refresh rate, excellent color accuracy, HDR support, and an anti-reflective coating. Xiaomi’s display appears more impressive on paper, especially for gaming and multimedia, while Apple’s panel often provides a more refined and natural viewing experience.

Verdict

The Xiaomi 17T Pro wins on display specifications and feature richness. The iPhone 17 remains appealing for users who prefer a cleaner interface and Apple’s polished display tuning.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

The Xiaomi 17T Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset paired with up to 16GB RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. This combination is designed for demanding gaming, multitasking, and long-term performance. The iPhone 17 uses Apple’s A19 processor with 8GB RAM and NVMe storage. Despite having less RAM, Apple’s optimization allows apps and games to run exceptionally smoothly. Xiaomi offers greater hardware flexibility, while Apple continues to maximize efficiency through software and hardware integration.

Battery and Charging

Battery capacity is a major advantage for Xiaomi. Its massive 7000mAh silicon-carbon battery is paired with 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging, making battery anxiety almost irrelevant. The iPhone 17 features a 3692mAh battery with fast wired charging and 25W MagSafe wireless charging. Apple’s efficiency helps extend endurance, but Xiaomi’s battery and charging hardware operate on an entirely different level. Frequent travelers and heavy users are likely to appreciate the extra convenience.

Verdict

The Xiaomi 17T Pro delivers stronger specifications overall, particularly in battery technology, charging speed, and memory options. The iPhone 17 excels through optimization but trails in raw hardware value.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

The Xiaomi 17T Pro features a versatile triple-camera system consisting of a 50MP main sensor, a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom, and a 12MP ultrawide lens. Leica tuning, advanced HDR processing, 8K recording, and professional video modes add further appeal. The iPhone 17 uses a dual-camera setup with 48MP main and 48MP ultrawide sensors. Apple’s image processing consistently delivers natural colors, excellent dynamic range, and reliable video quality. However, the absence of a dedicated telephoto camera limits its flexibility compared to Xiaomi.

Selfie Camera

Xiaomi includes a 32MP front camera capable of 4K recording and HDR10+ support. The iPhone 17’s front camera benefits from autofocus, Dolby Vision HDR recording, and Face ID hardware. While Xiaomi provides higher resolution, Apple continues to lead in selfie video consistency and ecosystem integration.

Verdict

The Xiaomi 17T Pro offers greater photographic versatility thanks to its dedicated periscope zoom lens and advanced video features. The iPhone 17 remains a strong choice for users who prioritize reliable point-and-shoot results and industry-leading video processing.

Pricing

The Xiaomi 17T Pro is priced around ₹75,000, while the iPhone 17 is priced around ₹83,000. Despite costing less, Xiaomi offers a larger and faster display, a significantly bigger battery, faster wired and wireless charging, more RAM options, and a dedicated telephoto camera. On pure hardware specifications, the Xiaomi package appears exceptionally aggressive for its price segment.

The iPhone 17 commands a higher price largely because of Apple’s ecosystem, long-term software support, strong resale value, and seamless integration with other Apple devices. For users already invested in Apple services, the premium may feel justified. However, buyers focused strictly on specifications and features will likely find Xiaomi’s offering more compelling.

Verdict

From a value-for-money perspective, the Xiaomi 17T Pro provides more flagship hardware while costing less. The iPhone 17 justifies its price primarily through ecosystem advantages and software experience rather than raw specifications.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, launch timing, and applicable taxes. Always check whether the listed price is for a China unit or a global/international variant when purchasing.

Conclusion

The Xiaomi 17T Pro stands out with its 144Hz AMOLED display, 7000mAh silicon-carbon battery, 100W charging, Leica-tuned cameras, 5x periscope zoom lens, and higher RAM configurations. These features make it particularly attractive for gamers, power users, and photography enthusiasts seeking maximum hardware value.

The iPhone 17 differentiates itself through the A19 chip, Face ID, satellite connectivity, Apple Pay integration, long software support, and seamless interaction with the broader Apple ecosystem. The overall experience feels highly polished, with optimization often compensating for seemingly modest hardware specifications.

Verdict

For buyers seeking the strongest hardware package and overall value, the Xiaomi 17T Pro emerges as the more impressive smartphone. Its display, battery, charging, and camera versatility create a well-rounded flagship experience. The iPhone 17 remains an excellent choice for users committed to iOS and Apple’s ecosystem, but when comparing specifications, features, and price alone, Xiaomi delivers the stronger proposition.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

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REDMI K90 Ultra tipped to pair Snapdragon 8 Elite with active cooling to compete with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 flagships

15 June 2026 at 18:16

According to the reliable Chinese tipster @DigitalChatStation, the Redmi K90 Ultra (model number M332BF) will pack Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset along with a built-in air cooling fan system. The idea is to deliver sustained performance comparable to flagships with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.

On top of that, it’s expected to come with a massive battery, rumored to be around 8,500mAh, paired with 100W wired fast charging. This is already confirmed through 3C certification.

This “Snapdragon + fan + huge battery” combo is getting really popular lately, and it makes a lot of sense for gamers who want real-world performance.

For some context, this phone sits just below the recently launched Redmi K90 Max (which came out in April 2026). The Max uses MediaTek’s latest Dimensity 9500 with its own active cooling system, AI graphics enhancement, and a similar giant battery for absolute peak performance.

The tipster made it clear there’s no overlap issue: the K90 Max is chasing the absolute top-end performance with the latest Dimensity chip, while the Ultra focuses on getting the most out of Qualcomm’s last-gen flagship silicon.

It might even be cheaper for Redmi to add the fan than to use the newest premium chipset. Either way, this approach should deliver strong, sustained performance at an attractive price — similar to what Honor did with their WIN/RT phones.

Other expected goodies include:

  • A 1.5K flat OLED display with a high refresh rate (possibly up to 165Hz for super smooth gameplay)
  • Dual stereo speakers
  • An ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner
  • Solid IP68/IP69 water and dust resistance

The K90 Max launched at around 3,499 yuan and sold well. The K90 Ultra is rumored to start even lower, which would make it a killer option for gamers and power users who want multi-day battery life and stable performance.

It feels like Redmi is really trying to bring active cooling, which used to be mostly limited to dedicated gaming phones, into more mainstream devices. If the leaks are accurate, the K90 Ultra could be one of those phones that just nails the balance of power, thermals, and value.

We’re still waiting on official full specs and the exact launch date (likely June or July 2026 in China).

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Xiaomi 17T Pro vs Nothing Phone (4a) Pro: Specs, Camera, Battery, and Price Compared

15 June 2026 at 15:16
xiaomi vs nothing

Xiaomi 17T Pro and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro target very different buyers despite sharing premium-looking designs and high-refresh-rate displays. One focuses on flagship-level performance, battery life, and camera hardware, while the other aims to deliver a unique experience at a much lower price. With nearly ₹35,000 separating them, this comparison explores whether Xiaomi’s extra power justifies the premium or if Nothing offers the better overall value. 

Major Features:

FeatureXiaomi 17T ProNothing Phone (4a) ProWinner
Build QualityGlass back, aluminum frame, IP68Aluminum unibody, IP65Xiaomi – Better water and dust resistance
DesignPremium flagship designUnique LED-based designNothing – More distinctive appearance
Display6.83-inch AMOLED, 144Hz, Dolby Vision, 3500 nits6.83-inch AMOLED, 144Hz, HDR10+, 5000 nitsNothing – Higher peak brightness
Display ExperienceHDR10+, Dolby Vision, 3840Hz PWMHDR10+, 2160Hz PWMXiaomi – Better multimedia features
ProcessorDimensity 9500 (3nm)Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (4nm)Xiaomi – Much faster flagship chipset
GPUMali-G1 Ultra MC12Adreno 722Xiaomi – Stronger graphics performance
RAM & StorageUp to 16GB RAM, 1TB, UFS 4.1Up to 12GB RAM, 256GB, UFS 3.1Xiaomi – Faster and larger storage options
Main Camera50MP, OIS, Leica tuning50MP, OISXiaomi – Larger sensor and Leica imaging
Telephoto Camera50MP, 5x periscope50MP, 3.5x periscopeXiaomi – Longer optical zoom
Ultrawide Camera12MP8MPXiaomi – Higher-resolution ultrawide
Rear VideoUp to 8K, 4K@120fps, LogUp to 4K@30fpsXiaomi – Professional-grade video features
Selfie Camera32MP, 4K video32MP, 1080p videoXiaomi – Better selfie video recording
SpeakersStereo, Dolby AtmosStereo speakersXiaomi – Dolby Atmos support
ConnectivityWi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4Xiaomi – Newer connectivity standards
Battery7000mAh5400mAh (India)Xiaomi – Significantly larger battery
Charging100W wired, 50W wireless50W wiredXiaomi – Faster charging plus wireless charging
Reverse Charging22.5W reverse wired7.5W reverse wiredXiaomi – More useful reverse charging
Software SupportAndroid 16, HyperOS 3Android 16, 3 major updatesNothing – Clear update commitment
PriceAround ₹75,000Around ₹40,000Nothing – Far better affordability
Value for MoneyPremium flagship packageStrong features at a lower priceNothing – Better overall value
Disclaimer: Specs are based on available data. Actual performance may vary. Verify details from official sources before buying.

Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Xiaomi 17T Pro and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro take very different approaches to design. Xiaomi focuses on a flagship-style build with Gorilla Glass 7i on both sides, an aluminum frame, and a premium IP68 rating for stronger dust and water resistance. It feels like a device built to compete with much more expensive smartphones.

The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro stands out with its aircraft-grade aluminum unibody construction and the signature Glyph-inspired mini-LED lighting system. The design is more distinctive and instantly recognizable. For users who value uniqueness and visual identity, Nothing delivers something few competitors offer in this price segment.

Display Quality

Both phones feature large 144Hz AMOLED panels with HDR support and excellent smoothness. However, the Xiaomi 17T Pro pushes higher brightness levels and includes Dolby Vision support, giving it an advantage for outdoor viewing and premium video consumption. The display also benefits from stronger HDR performance overall.

Verdict

Nothing offers the more unique design, but Xiaomi delivers the more premium build quality and display experience. The Xiaomi 17T Pro wins this section thanks to its flagship-grade durability, brighter panel, and richer multimedia credentials.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

Performance is where the gap becomes substantial. The Xiaomi 17T Pro is powered by the flagship MediaTek Dimensity 9500 built on a 3nm process, paired with UFS 4.1 storage and up to 16GB RAM. It is designed for heavy gaming, advanced multitasking, and long-term performance demands.

The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro uses the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, which is a capable upper-midrange chipset. Everyday usage remains smooth, and gaming performance is respectable, but it cannot match the raw power offered by Xiaomi’s flagship silicon. Storage is also limited to UFS 3.1, which is slower in demanding tasks.

Battery and Charging

Xiaomi packs a massive 7000mAh battery with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging. Nothing counters with a 5400mAh battery in India and 50W wired charging. The Xiaomi setup offers significantly longer endurance and far quicker top-ups.

Verdict

The Xiaomi 17T Pro comfortably wins this category. Its flagship processor, faster storage, larger battery, and dramatically superior charging system make it a much stronger performance-focused package.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

The Xiaomi 17T Pro features a versatile Leica-tuned triple-camera system consisting of a 50MP main sensor, a 50MP periscope telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom, and a 12MP ultrawide camera. It also supports advanced features such as 8K video recording, Log recording, HDR10+, and professional-grade video tools.

The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro also offers a triple-camera setup with a 50MP main sensor and a 50MP periscope telephoto camera, but its 3.5x zoom range and smaller ultrawide sensor place it slightly behind Xiaomi in overall flexibility. Video capabilities are solid, yet they do not reach the same professional level.

Selfie Camera

Both phones feature 32MP selfie cameras. However, Xiaomi supports 4K selfie recording and HDR10+, while Nothing is limited to 1080p video. Content creators and vloggers are likely to appreciate Xiaomi’s added versatility.

Verdict

Nothing delivers a strong camera system for its class, but Xiaomi provides better zoom capability, stronger video features, and more advanced imaging tools. The Xiaomi 17T Pro takes the camera crown.

Pricing

Xiaomi 17T Pro is priced around ₹75,000 ($900), while the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is priced around ₹40,000 ($500). This creates a significant price difference of roughly ₹35,000.

Xiaomi justifies its higher price through flagship-level hardware, a substantially faster chipset, superior battery technology, wireless charging, stronger camera hardware, and a more premium overall feature set. Buyers seeking maximum performance and longevity will likely find the premium worthwhile.

The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro positions itself as a value-focused option. It delivers a distinctive design, a capable camera setup, a smooth 144Hz AMOLED display, and a clean software experience at nearly half the cost. For many users, it offers far better affordability without feeling compromised in daily use.

Verdict

In terms of pure value for money, the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro wins. Xiaomi offers more, but Nothing delivers an impressive balance of features relative to its asking price.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, launch timing, and applicable taxes. Always check whether the listed price is for a China unit or a global/international variant when purchasing.

Conclusion

The Xiaomi 17T Pro stands out with its flagship Dimensity 9500 processor, Leica camera partnership, 7000mAh battery, 100W charging, 50W wireless charging, IP68 protection, and advanced video recording capabilities. It is clearly aimed at power users who want a premium smartphone experience without stepping into ultra-premium pricing.

The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro differentiates itself through its unique LED lighting system, minimalist software experience, distinctive industrial design, and aggressive pricing. It targets buyers who want something different from mainstream Android devices while still enjoying strong everyday performance.

Verdict

Xiaomi 17T Pro is the better smartphone overall. It wins in performance, battery life, charging, display quality, and camera versatility. However, the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro remains the smarter purchase for budget-conscious buyers because it delivers a surprisingly complete experience at nearly half the price. If the budget allows, Xiaomi is the stronger flagship. If value matters most, Nothing is difficult to ignore.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

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Xiaomi 17T Pro vs Google Pixel 10: Which Flagship Should You Buy in 2026?

15 June 2026 at 13:51
xiaomi vs google

Choosing between the Xiaomi 17T Pro and Google Pixel 10 comes down to priorities. One focuses on flagship-grade hardware, ultra-fast charging, and a large battery, while the other emphasizes software longevity, AI features, and Google’s renowned camera processing. Both target premium smartphone buyers, but they deliver very different experiences despite being priced relatively close to each other.

Major Features:

FeatureXiaomi 17T ProGoogle Pixel 10Winner
Build QualityGorilla Glass 7i front/back, aluminum frame, IP68Gorilla Glass Victus 2 front/back, aluminum frame, IP68Google – Better glass protection.
Display6.83-inch AMOLED, 144Hz, Dolby Vision, 3500 nits peak6.3-inch OLED, 120Hz, HDR10+, 3000 nits peakXiaomi – Larger, smoother, and brighter display.
Resolution1280 × 2772 pixels1080 × 2424 pixelsXiaomi – Sharper panel.
ProcessorMediaTek Dimensity 9500 (3nm)Google Tensor G5 (3nm)Xiaomi – Higher raw performance potential.
RAM & StorageUp to 16GB RAM, 1TB UFS 4.112GB RAM, up to 256GB UFS 4.0Xiaomi – More RAM and storage options.
Main Camera50MP (1/1.31″) OIS48MP OISXiaomi – Larger sensor and stronger hardware.
Telephoto Camera50MP periscope, 5x optical zoom10.8MP telephoto, 5x optical zoomXiaomi – Much stronger zoom hardware.
Ultrawide Camera12MP13MPGoogle – Slight edge on paper.
Camera SoftwareLeica tuning, Ultra HDRBest Take, Pixel AI processingGoogle – Superior computational photography.
Video RecordingUp to 8K 30fps, 4K 120fpsUp to 4K 60fpsXiaomi – More advanced video capabilities.
Selfie Camera32MP, 4K video10.5MP with PDAF, 4K videoXiaomi – Higher-resolution sensor.
Battery7000mAh4970mAhXiaomi – Much larger battery.
Wired Charging100W30WXiaomi – Significantly faster charging.
Wireless Charging50W15W Qi2 magneticXiaomi – Faster wireless charging.
Software SupportAndroid 16, HyperOS 3Android 16, 7 major Android upgradesGoogle – Longer update commitment.
AI FeaturesStandard AI toolsCircle to Search, Pixel AI suite, Satellite SOSGoogle – More advanced AI ecosystem.
ConnectivityWi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0, IR BlasterWi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 6.0Xiaomi – Better connectivity features.
USB PortUSB-C 2.0USB-C 3.2Google – Faster data transfer speeds.
PricePriced around ₹75,000 ($900)Priced around ₹70,000 ($800)Google – Lower purchase price.
Disclaimer: Specs are based on available data. Actual performance may vary. Verify details from official sources before buying.

Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Xiaomi 17T Pro adopts a premium glass-and-aluminum construction with Gorilla Glass 7i protection and an IP68 rating. It feels like a true performance flagship, with features such as an infrared blaster and support for multiple SIM and eSIM configurations adding practicality. The overall design leans toward users who enjoy powerful hardware and feature-rich devices.

The Google Pixel 10 also features a glass-and-aluminum build with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection and IP68 certification. Google’s design language remains clean and minimalist, giving the phone a refined appearance that feels modern without being flashy. The software-first approach is reflected in the overall user experience.

Display Quality

Xiaomi takes a clear lead on paper with its 6.83-inch AMOLED panel featuring a 144Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision support, 3840Hz PWM dimming, and a peak brightness of 3500 nits. The display feels more immersive for gaming, streaming, and multitasking.

The Pixel 10 offers a smaller OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 3000 nits peak brightness. While less ambitious in specifications, Google’s display tuning remains excellent for everyday use and color accuracy.

Verdict

The Xiaomi 17T Pro delivers a more impressive display package and feels like a true multimedia powerhouse. The Pixel 10 counters with a cleaner, more compact experience, but Xiaomi wins this section thanks to its superior screen technology and feature set.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

The Xiaomi 17T Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset paired with UFS 4.1 storage and up to 16GB RAM. It is designed to handle demanding gaming, multitasking, and intensive workloads with ease. The hardware specifications suggest flagship-level performance with significant headroom for future software updates.

The Pixel 10 uses Google’s Tensor G5 processor with up to 12GB RAM. While Tensor chips continue to improve, their focus remains on AI-driven tasks and software intelligence rather than outright benchmark dominance. Daily performance is expected to be smooth, but power users may notice Xiaomi’s hardware advantage.

Battery and Charging

Battery life is one of Xiaomi’s biggest strengths. The massive 7000mAh battery, combined with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging, creates a package that is difficult to match in the premium segment. Fast top-ups and extended endurance make the device particularly attractive for heavy users.

The Pixel 10 includes a 4970mAh battery with 30W wired and 15W wireless charging. The battery should comfortably last a day, but charging speeds feel conservative compared to Xiaomi’s offering.

Verdict

For raw performance and battery technology, the Xiaomi 17T Pro is clearly ahead. The Pixel 10 remains efficient and intelligent, but Xiaomi offers substantially more hardware value for demanding users.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

The Xiaomi 17T Pro features a 50MP primary camera, a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom, and a 12MP ultrawide lens. Leica tuning, Ultra HDR support, and advanced video capabilities, including 8K recording, give it a versatile camera system. The larger primary sensor should also help in challenging lighting conditions.

The Pixel 10 combines a 48MP main camera, a 10.8MP 5x telephoto lens, and a 13MP ultrawide camera. While the hardware appears less impressive, Google’s image processing remains one of the strongest advantages of the Pixel lineup. Features like Best Take, Pixel Shift, and computational photography often produce consistently excellent results.

Selfie Camera

Xiaomi equips the device with a 32MP front camera capable of 4K recording and HDR10+ support. The higher resolution offers greater flexibility for detailed selfies and content creation.

Google’s 10.5MP ultrawide selfie camera benefits from autofocus and Google’s image processing, delivering reliable and natural-looking results.

Verdict

The Xiaomi 17T Pro offers stronger camera hardware and broader video capabilities. However, the Pixel 10 remains highly competitive thanks to Google’s software expertise. Hardware enthusiasts may prefer Xiaomi, while photography purists may still appreciate Pixel’s image processing.

Pricing

The Xiaomi 17T Pro is priced around ₹75,000 ($900), while the Google Pixel 10 is priced around ₹70,000 ($800). The difference is relatively small considering the substantial hardware upgrades Xiaomi provides.

At its asking price, the Xiaomi 17T Pro delivers a flagship processor, significantly larger battery, faster charging, a higher-refresh-rate display, more storage options, and stronger camera hardware. The overall package feels aggressively positioned for buyers seeking maximum specifications.

The Pixel 10, despite being priced around ₹70,000, justifies its cost through seven years of Android upgrades, Google’s AI ecosystem, camera software, and the clean Pixel experience. Long-term software support remains a major advantage that many buyers value more than raw specifications.

Verdict

The Pixel 10 offers excellent long-term value through software support, but the Xiaomi 17T Pro delivers more hardware for the money. Buyers focused on specifications and features are likely to see Xiaomi as the stronger value proposition.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, launch timing, and applicable taxes. Always check whether the listed price is for a China unit or a global/international variant when purchasing.

Conclusion

The Xiaomi 17T Pro stands out with its 144Hz AMOLED display, massive 7000mAh battery, 100W charging, Leica-tuned camera system, 50W wireless charging, and flagship-grade Dimensity 9500 processor. It is clearly designed for users who want cutting-edge hardware and minimal compromises.

The Google Pixel 10 differentiates itself with seven years of Android updates, advanced AI capabilities, Circle to Search, Satellite SOS, excellent computational photography, and a clean Android experience. These advantages make it appealing to users who prioritize software quality and long-term reliability.

Verdict

Xiaomi 17T Pro is the better choice for most buyers seeking maximum value in the premium segment. Its display, battery, charging speeds, performance, and camera hardware provide a more complete flagship package. The Google Pixel 10 remains an excellent option for users who prioritize software support, AI features, and Google’s photography experience, but Xiaomi offers a more compelling overall smartphone at this price point.

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