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China beats Japan and Korea: Chinese cars now more popular with UK buyers
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Summary: Chinese automotive brands have become the UK’s second-most popular, with nearly 140,000 registrations representing 15% of sales in 2026. The Jaecoo 7 outsells the Nissan Qashqai, whilst BYD, MG, and Aion gain market share. Japan drops to third place with 12% share, whilst Germany remains top with 24%.
Brands mentioned: Jaecoo, Nissan, BYD, Aion, MG, Polestar, Ford, Kia, Vauxhall, Omoda
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China beats Japan and Korea: Chinese cars now more popular with UK buyers
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