Based on the available search results, I don’t have specific data for China EV insurance registrations for the week ending March 23, 2025. The most recent data provided in the search results is for the week ending March 16, 2025 (Week 11).
However, I can provide you with the most recent data available and some context:
For Week 11 (March 10-16, 2025), the insurance registrations for major EV makers in China were as follows:
1. BYD: 62,800 units (up 9.4% from the previous week)
2. Wuling: 16,600 units (up 7.8%)
3. Tesla: 15,300 units (up 10.9%)
4. Xpeng: 7,000 units (down 17.6%)
5. Li Auto: 7,900 units (up 8.2%)
6. GAC Aion: 7,000 units (up 6.1%)
7. Xiaomi: 6,500 units (up 4.8%)
8. Leapmotor: 7,000 units (up 18.6%)
9. Nio: 2,000 units (up 5% from the previous week)
10. Onvo (Nio’s sub-brand): 1,300 units (up 18%)
It’s worth noting that the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) recently urged companies to stop publishing weekly sales data. As a result, some manufacturers may have stopped sharing this information, which could make it more difficult to obtain precise weekly figures for the week ending March 23, 2025[7][8].
The EV market in China continues to grow, with the EV penetration rate reaching 52.5% in Week 11, as 421,000 passenger cars were registered in China, of which 221,000 were electric[7].
For the most up-to-date and accurate information for the week ending March 23, 2025, you would need to wait for official releases from the manufacturers or industry associations, if they choose to continue sharing such data.