New Car Sales in July 2025 Rose, While 12 Brands Actually Fell

He also highlighted that a lot of public funds are being directed towards gold investments, rather than consumption or risky assets.

“This makes the price-sensitive segment very fragile. Including the new Low Cost Green Car (LCGC) and Low Multi Purpose Vehicle (LMPV),” said Josua.

He further revealed that LCGC sales have plummeted by almost 50 percent, an indication that the purchasing power of the lower class is severely affected.

For the full list, here are the car brands that experienced a sales decline from June to July 2025. The figures shown are for retail, or cars delivered to consumers.

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12 Car Brands Experienced a Sales Decline in July 2025

1. Mitsubishi, 4,815 units (down 12.5 percent from 5,505 units)
2. Honda, 5,003 units (down 4.4 percent from 5,328 units)
3. Chery, 1,705 units (down 20.6 percent from 2,150 units)
4. Hyundai, 1,405 units (down 18.3 percent from 1,721 units)
5. Denza, 423 units (down 62.5 percent from 1,128 units)
6. MG, 129 units (down 10.4 percent from 144 units)
7. Lexus, 112 units (down 9.6 percent from 124 units)
8. DFSK, 60 units (down 37.5 percent from 96 units)
9. GWM, 41 units (down 49.3 percent from 81 units)
10. Neta, 31 units (down 46.5 percent from 58 units)
11. Volkswagen, 16 units (down 58.9 percent from 39 units)
12. Seres, 15 units (down 25 percent from 20 units)