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Chang'an automobile sales fell 20.4% in November, and SUV models declined severely.

袁春凤 (Tiffany)
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Chang'an automobile sales fell 20.4% in November, and SUV models declined severely.

As a supplier who has been cooperating with Chang'an, Chang'an's sales also affect the sales performance of Feilong Jiangli in Chongqing. We look forward to the recovery of Chang'an's sales, and promise to develop high-quality new products with Chang'an to provide better service to customers.

Chang'an Automobile released the latest sales data: in November, Chang'an Automobile sold 118,902 Chinese brand cars, down 20.4% from last year. Among them, three SUVs, CS35 series, CS55 and CS75 have declined seriously.

Chang'an CS75 sold 12,036 vehicles in November this year, down 54.5% from November last year. From January to November this year, it sold 132,680 vehicles, down 39.2% from last year. At present, the preferential range of Chang'an CS75 is also very large. The preferential price of bare-car has changed from 0.6 million yuan to 15,000 yuan, and it enjoys 24-period interest-free loan policy.

Chang'an just launched a new model CS35 PLUS at the end of October this year. Now it is sold together with the old classic CS35. In November this year, 12,751 CS35 series two models were sold. Compared with November last year, the total sales of the two models were not as good as last year's single classic CS35, a 27.4% decline.

Chang'an CS55 has a relatively stable performance. It sold 15,777 vehicles in November this year, basically the same as last November, but fell by 7.2% compared with last month. Chang'an CS55 was replaced in August this year, but the results are not obvious. Sales this month are still lower than rivals Geely Boyue (19,575) and Harvard H6 (54,226).

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