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China names top 10 auto makers in 2005

www.chinanews.cn 2006-01-15 16:07:47

(Source: Xinhuanet)

BEIJING, Jan. 14 - China has issued a ranking of the top 10 motor vehicle
companies based on their sales performance in 2005.
The top three are First Automotive works (FAW), Shanghai Automotive
Industry Corporation and Dongfeng Motor Corporation, which sold 983,100,
917,500 and 729,000 cars in 2005 respectively.
These 10 companies account for over 80 percent of China's auto market in
2005. It is the first time for the Anhui-based Chery company and
Zhejiang-based Geely firm to enter top 10. They sold 189,000 and 149,000
cars in 2005, up 118 and 49 percent respectively.
The list was compiled by the China Association of Automobile
Manufacturers.
Last year, China's vehicle output grew 12.56 percent to 5.71 million
units over the previous year, and sales of domestically-made vehicles
grew 13.54 percent to 5.76 million units, according to statistics from
the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.

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