The online car market took stock of Geely, BYD, Chery and Great Wall's 2022 sales targets. Among them, BYD is the most aggressive, setting a target of 1.5 million vehicles, an increase of 105.4% compared with last year's performance of more than 730,000 vehicles, and the growth rate is second only to Chery (56%-108%). In contrast, Geely is closer to a steady and steady fight, and will challenge 1.65 million vehicles this year, with a growth rate of 24.2%.
As the domestic leader in new energy vehicles, BYD will sell more than 730,000 vehicles in 2021, and this year's target is 1.5 million units, an increase of 105.4%. With the continuous expansion of production capacity and the blessing of 20 new models such as the new pure electric Tang/Han and destroyer 05, it is expected to drive the brand to complete the sales target.
Geely (including Geely, Lynk & Co, Extreme Krypton, Ruilan and Geometry) will sell more than 1.32 million vehicles in 2021, and has not completed the target of 1.53 million vehicles. This year's target is relatively secure, with only 330,000 more units needed to be sold to achieve the target of 1.65 million vehicles.
Chery (including Chery Jaguar Land Rover) will sell more than 960,000 vehicles in 2021, failing to achieve the sales target of 1 million vehicles, and this year Chery aims to target 1.5 million vehicles, striving for 2 million vehicles, an increase of 108%. To reach 2 million vehicles, it is necessary to sell at least 1 million more vehicles than last year, which is indeed a lot of pressure.
Great Wall will sell 1.28 million vehicles in 2021, failing to meet its sales target of 1.49 million vehicles, but with the launch of a number of blockbuster new cars such as Haval Cool Dog, Tank 500, Ballet Cat, and Lightning Cat this year, it is expected to help Great Wall complete its annual sales target of 1.9 million vehicles.