In Pictures: China EV Share Hits Record 67% in September as ICE Sales Plunge 49%

Charging infrastructure underpins China's record plug-in share, which reached 67% in September.

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Solar-powered charging stations support the shift toward plug-in vehicles in the world's largest auto market.

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Home charging remains a key convenience factor as plug-in vehicles capture two-thirds of Chinese sales.

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BEV and PHEV models together now account for two-thirds of China's new car sales.

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Plug-in demand held firm even as China's overall auto market fell 28% in September.

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Foreign and domestic brands alike face a market tilting decisively toward electrified models.

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Pure internal combustion engine sales plunged 49% year-over-year as plug-ins surged.

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The record plug-in share reflects a collapse in ICE demand rather than a spike in EV growth.

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Charging access continues to expand as plug-in vehicles dominate China's passenger car market.

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