In Pictures: China NEV retail sales drop 20% in first 27 days of September as EV demand slump deepens

A driver plugs in at home as China's NEV demand cools following a 20% retail sales slide in late September.

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Charging infrastructure keeps expanding even as September's NEV retail sales slump deepens.

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NEVs still outsold the broader passenger car market, which fell 29% during the same period.

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The steeper 20% decline in the first 27 days of September signals a worsening slowdown for China's EV sector.

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NEVs accounted for 65.7% of passenger car sales despite the sharp year-on-year drop.

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Automakers face mounting pressure as China's NEV retail sales extend their losing streak.

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Charging networks remain a key part of the EV ecosystem even as demand stalls.

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Home charging options continue to draw buyers despite the broader market downturn.

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China's EV slowdown raises questions about the pace of the global electric transition.

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