1. China Passenger Car Association (CPCA): Preliminary statistics show that retail sales of passenger vehicles in China reached 1.693 million units in October, a year-on-year decrease of 25%.
2. Cui Dongshu: China's share of the global new energy passenger vehicle market will reach 63% from January to September 2026, and a relatively good level of 65.5% from July to September.
3. BYD refutes rumors of "replacement and discontinuation of the 'Eye of the Gods' intelligent driving solution": This is false information; BYD insists on full-stack self-developed technology.
4. Germany's new pure electric vehicle registrations increased by 79.5% year-on-year in October: accounting for 37% of the new car market, with imported vehicles accounting for half.
5. UK's new pure electric vehicle registrations increased by approximately 54% year-on-year in October, with a market share approaching 32%.
6. Feng Siyuan, General Manager of Audi Innovation Technology Center: Audi has no plans to export overseas.
7. Overseas power battery installations increased by 24.7% in the first three quarters, with CATL and BYD's combined market share rising to 44.5%. 8. BMW disclosed that its third-quarter automotive profit margin fell to 3.4%, and the next-generation all-electric iX3 is scheduled to launch in China in November.
9. Toyota established a dedicated robotics department, as automakers accelerate their deployment of new technologies.
10. Waymo ended its exclusive partnership with Uber, and its autonomous driving mobility business will shift to self-operation.
