China’s domestic electric vehicle market is starting to show signs of slowing, and the country’s biggest automakers are looking to continue their growth by increasing their focus on exports. It certainly seems to be working, according to November's data shared by the Chinese government and reported on by Bloomberg.
Last month, China exported 87% more EVs than it did in November 2024, reaching nearly 200,000 units. It has exported just shy of 2 million EVs in the first 11 months of 2025. Asia is still the number one destination for these China-built plug-ins, but other markets are seeing much more rapid growth. 
Bloomberg notes that 19,344 EVs were delivered to Mexico in November alone, a 2,367% increase over the same month in 2024. This brings the total number of new Chinese EVs exported to the country this year to 96,194, up 150% from 2024.
BYD launched a slew of new models and is now the EV leader in Mexico, aiming to more than double its 2024 sales to 100,000 units by the end of this year. The manufacturer is also seeking a suitable location in Mexico to build a major manufacturing facility to serve all of Latin America.

中国国内电动汽车市场开始显现放缓迹象,国内最大的汽车制造商正试图通过加大出口力度来延续增长。从中国政府公布、并由彭博社报道的11月数据来看,这一策略似乎正在奏效。
上个月,中国出口的电动汽车数量比2024年11月增长了87%,接近20万辆。2025年前11个月,中国累计出口电动汽车已接近200万辆。亚洲仍然是中国制造电动车的最大出口目的地,但其他市场的增长速度明显更快。
彭博社指出,仅在11月,中国就向墨西哥交付了19,344辆电动汽车,较2024年同期暴增2,367%。这使得今年中国对墨西哥出口的新电动车总量达到96,194辆,比2024年增长了150%。
比亚迪已推出多款新车型,目前已成为墨西哥市场的电动车销量冠军,并计划在今年年底前将其销量在2024年的基础上翻倍,达到10万辆。该公司还在墨西哥寻找合适地点,计划建设一座大型制造基地,以服务整个拉丁美洲市场。