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In 2017, new energy buses were at the core of China's automotive industry, with major companies focusing their research, production, and competition in this sector. Let's take a closer look at the sales performance and rankings of new energy buses during that year.
**2017 New Energy Bus Sales**
The top three companies dominated the market with a combined 57% share:
- **Yutong Bus**: With a 21% market share, Yutong sold 18% of its total vehicles as new energy models. As of September 26, its market value reached 52.2 billion yuan.
- **Zhongtong Bus**: Holding a 19% market share, Zhongtong had 51% of its sales coming from new energy vehicles. Its market value was 8.1 billion yuan as of the same date.
- **BYD**: Leading with a 17% market share, BYD achieved 100% new energy vehicle sales (excluding passenger cars). The company’s market value stood at 177.3 billion yuan.
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**China's New Energy Bus Rankings**
1. **Yutong Bus**
Based in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, Yutong is a leading manufacturer of buses and passenger cars. Listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange since 1997, it has expanded its new energy offerings significantly. In 2012, it introduced hybrid and electric city buses, achieving full coverage in energy-saving and new energy products by 2015. Despite being based in Henan, its products are widely distributed across major cities in eastern, central, and western China.
2. **Zhongtong Bus**
With over 40 years of experience in bus manufacturing, Zhongtong was one of the first listed bus companies in China. It launched its first electric bus in 2006 and developed a strategic plan for new energy buses in 2013. Its hybrid and electric models, such as the LCK6660EVG, have gained popularity due to flexible charging options and strong market demand.
3. **BYD**
As a pioneer in new energy technology, BYD has led the way in both battery and vehicle production. Known for its advanced electric buses, BYD has supplied vehicles to cities like Shenzhen and exported models like the K9 to international markets. Its pure electric CK6120LGEV2 model topped the market in 2014 with 651 units sold.
4. **Beiqi Foton Motor**
One of China's largest commercial vehicle manufacturers, Foton Motor offers a range of new energy solutions. Its Ouhui series features hybrid, fast-charging, and plug-in models, gaining recognition in major Chinese cities.
5. **Shanghai Shenlong**
Specializing in various types of buses, including hydrogen fuel models, Shanghai Shenlong has earned high praise from officials and operators alike. Its innovative designs have positioned it as a key player in the green transportation space.
6. **Nanjing Jinlong**
Established in 2000, Nanjing Jinlong produces a wide range of city buses, including LNG and electric models. The company made a significant impact during the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympics, providing over 500 electric buses for the event.
These companies represent the forefront of China's new energy bus industry, each contributing unique innovations and market strategies to shape the future of sustainable urban transportation.
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