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IT Home reported on August 23 that the latest data released by market research firm MarkLines showed that in the second quarter of this year (April-June), BYD ranked seventh among the world's largest automakers with global new car sales of 980,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 40%.

The picture shows BYD Z9 GT

The report said that due to certification violations and reduced demand for pure electric vehicles, sales of Toyota Group (2.63 million, ranked first) and Volkswagen Group (2.24 million, ranked second) both declined.

BYD's global new car sales in the second quarter of 2024 were 980,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 40%. Overseas sales reached 105,000 units, an increase of about 3 times. The latest ranking is seventh, surpassing Honda (920,000 units, eighth) for the first time.

BYD's sales from April to June 2023 were 700,000 vehicles, ranking only 10th in the world, but within one year it surpassed the top-ranked Honda, Nissan and Suzuki, and is approaching Ford (1.14 million vehicles), one of the three largest automakers in the United States. The possibility of further breaking the industry ranking is high.

IT Home attaches the global new car sales list for the second quarter of 2024 as follows:

Ranking	Car companies	Sales volume (10,000 units)	Year-on-year growth
1	Toyota Group	263	-4%
2	Volkswagen Group	224	-4%
3	Hyundai Motor and Kia	184	-1%
4	Strantis	156	-13%
5	General Motors	143	-10%
6	Ford	114	+2%
7	BYD	98	+40%
8	Honda	92	-5%
9	Nissan	79	-4%
10	Suzuki	78	+7%