MAXUS starts the Year of the Horse with a strong opening: retail sales of over 33,000 units across the entire lineup in January-February, continuing positive year-on-year growth with strong momentum. Leading across three segments—light buses, light trucks, and pickups—new energy transformation and global layout continue to accelerate: new energy sales up 37% year-on-year, overseas sales of 18,063 units, up 11% year-on-year, with consecutive major orders from Australia and New Zealand; light bus market share ranked No. 1 in January, and in February the new energy "wealth-creating magical vehicle" Dana V1 (CATL Tianxing battery 50 kWh) launched to add another growth engine; after Yuejin new energy light truck topped January market share, it deepened the green smart electric truck ecosystem layout; pickup sales increased both year-on-year and month-on-month in January, leading the domestic sub-segment, and in February continued to solidify its position as No. 1 in high-end exports.
[MAXUS hot sales in January-February]
Light bus market share leads the way, firing the first shot of the Year of the Horse new vehicle launches, solidifying its position as the "China No. 1 light bus brand." As a benchmark in the light bus market, MAXUS light buses achieved the No. 1 market share in January's light bus market, with wholesale sales of 12,329 units in January-February, up 6% year-on-year. Among them, the Dana series sold 3,082 units, up 56% year-on-year. On February 25, the star model Dana V1 (CATL Tianxing battery 50 kWh) launched, with the entire lineup equipped as standard with the CATL Tianxing battery 50 kWh at no extra cost, achieving a triple upgrade of "longer range, faster charging, and longer warranty," further consolidating MAXUS's leading position in the light bus market.
[Dana V1 (CATL Tianxing battery 50 kWh) launched]
Pickups firmly hold the No. 1 position in high-end exports, adding new proof of overseas honors. Following a major leap in January with both year-on-year and month-on-month sales growth, MAXUS pickups continued their hot sales momentum in February, with overall wholesale sales of 10,459 units in January-February, up 6% year-on-year. Relying on hardcore performance, wealth-creating capability, and global standards, they not only remain popular in the domestic market but also rank No. 1 in China's high-end pickup exports. Recently, the eTerron 9 once again won the "UK Company Car&Van 2026 Best Electric Pickup," with its global reputation receiving authoritative recognition.
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The "dark horse" Yuejin steadily advances its new energy transformation, laying out a new green smart electric truck ecosystem. Yuejin sold 5,527 units overall in January-February, up 31% year-on-year, with new energy model sales surging 86% year-on-year, and in January it even topped the new energy light truck market in market share, becoming the trusted choice for green urban distribution logistics. Yuejin is simultaneously deepening its ecosystem layout, engaging in in-depth coordination with multiple high-tech enterprises, exploring cooperation paths around the new electric truck ecosystem, and laying the foundation for scenario-based implementation and market expansion of new energy commercial vehicles.
[Yuejin light truck]
Systematic overseas expansion bears more fruit, with frequent major orders and recognition. MAXUS adheres to advancing its globalization strategy in depth, with overseas sales of 18,063 units in January-February, up 11% year-on-year, maintaining a leading position across multiple global sub-segments. In Singapore's pure electric commercial vehicle market, the eDeliver5 (Dana V1) firmly ranks among the top sellers; in China's Hong Kong region's pure electric VAN market, the eDeliver5 (Dana V1) has long held the sales champion position, and in the MPV market, the MIFA7 (Dajia 7) also continues to sell well; in February, it successively secured major orders for V90 base vehicles from the largest RV modification companies in Australia and New Zealand, with overseas market recognition and influence continuously rising.
[MAXUS vehicles overseas]
Starting from a strong start in the first two months of 2026, MAXUS will continue to anchor its strategic vision of being the "global light commercial vehicle leader," deepen its new energy and globalization layout, meet global user needs with richer products and better services, and lead the light commercial vehicle industry toward a new stage of greener, smarter, high-quality development.
