The sales of Japan's three major automakers continued to decline in China during August, with the downturn in internal combustion engine vehicles remaining unabated.

Japanese Media: Sales of the Three Major Japanese Car Brands in China Continue to Decline in August

According to a report by Japanese media outlet Sankei Shimbun on September 8: On September 8, the three major Japanese automakers released their new vehicle sales figures for the Chinese market in August. All three companies experienced double-digit declines. The overall downward trend of Japanese brands in the Chinese market is evident.

Nissan saw a year-on-year decline of 51.9%, with sales reaching 28,275 units. Honda sold 26,749 units, down 49.9%. Toyota sold 118,400 units, a decrease of 22.8%.

Nissan has seen declining sales for five consecutive months. Honda has been experiencing a sales slump for 31 consecutive months. Toyota's sales have declined for seven consecutive months.

In China’s new car market, Toyota’s electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles (HV) accounted for 71.7% of total sales, reaching over 70%.

The downturn in Japanese gasoline-powered vehicles in the Chinese market is nearly irreversible.

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