China News Service, December 1st (Reporter Chen Jing) The "November Second-hand Car Online Auction Data Report" released on the 1st by the Chinese used car online auction platform Tiantianpai Big Data Research Institute shows that in November, China's independent brands New energy second-hand car transactions accounted for 77.9%, which is more than the sum of all foreign brand new energy second-hand car transactions.
According to statistics, Japanese brand new energy second-hand car sales accounted for 11.9%, German brand new energy second-hand car sales accounted for 4.9%, and other brands such as Korean and American brands accounted for 4.0% and 0.9%, respectively.
In this month's new energy second-hand car premium list, Tesla, Guangzhou Automobile, Xiaopeng, Ideal, Lexus and other brand models entered the list.
They all traded in different places through the auction model, and obtained selling prices higher than the local highest bids.
According to data disclosed at the 2021 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference, the number of new energy vehicles exceeds the 6 million mark.
The big data report shows that the majority of new energy resources are held in first-tier cities.
Where will these new energy vehicles flow after being replaced?
According to the analysis of the big data report, Beijing's new energy second-hand cars are mainly exported to Qingdao, Suzhou and Chongqing; Shanghai's new energy second-hand cars are mainly exported to Qingdao, Nanjing and Hefei; Guangzhou's new energy second-hand cars are mainly exported to Shenzhen, Foshan and Suzhou; New energy used cars are exported to Guangzhou, Suzhou and Nanjing.
The Big Data Research Institute combed through the 1- to 3-year value retention rate and trend of a variety of popular pure electric second-hand vehicles and found that the Euler R1 is the strongest, and the value retention rate trend in one to three years is relatively flat.
In addition, Tesla Model X, Weilai ES8 and Xiaopeng G3 have performed well in the three-year hedging rate trend.
The big data report shows that domestic brand second-hand car sales accounted for 32%, and German brand, Japanese brand and American brand second-hand car sales accounted for 22%, 17.3% and 16.7%, respectively. These four major national brands together accounted for Nearly 90% of used car turnover.
It is reported that the Internet and big data break time and space constraints, making the circulation of second-hand cars more scientific, precise and efficient.
According to the analysis of the research institute, the Internet and big data have optimized the acquisition of car sources, accelerated the rate of circulation, and reduced costs.
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