Based on the latest data from week 16 of 2025 (April 14-20), here are the EV registration numbers for major automakers in China:
## Chinese EV Registrations (April 14-20, 2025)
BYD dominated the Chinese market with 56,300 vehicle registrations, showing a 5.4% increase from the previous week’s 53,400 units[2]. BYD’s premium brand Denza recorded 3,300 registrations, up 10.0% from the previous week[2]. Other BYD sub-brands also contributed to their total, with Fang Cheng Bao registering 2,000 units and Yangwang registering 30 units[2].
Tesla registered 6,800 vehicles during this period, representing a 25.9% increase from 5,400 units in the previous week[2]. For context, Tesla’s performance has been fluctuating, with some analysts expecting their April total to be around 30,000 vehicles, which would be the second-lowest monthly deliveries in the past 24 months[1].
Li Auto posted 8,800 registrations, showing a strong 22.2% improvement from 7,200 units in the previous week[2]. Li Auto primarily sells EREV SUVs and has been working on expanding its electric vehicle lineup.
For Nio, specific data for the exact week of April 14-20 isn’t directly provided in the search results. However, we can see that in the following week (ending April 27), Nio registered 6,500 vehicles plus 1,470 under their Onvo brand[3]. For comparison, in the week of April 6-13, Nio had 3,500 registrations[5].
The search results don’t provide specific XPeng registration numbers for the week of April 14-20. In the previous week (April 6-13), XPeng had 6,700 registrations[5].
In terms of month-to-date performance through the first three weeks of April, BYD registered 154,800 vehicles, Tesla registered 15,800 vehicles, and Li Auto registered 22,200 vehicles in China[2].