Chinese automakers made significant inroads in the U.K. market last month, accounting for a quarter of all vehicle sales. The Chery-owned Jaecoo 7 led the rankings, securing the top position among new registrations. The surge highlights growing consumer interest in affordable, non-traditional brands as economic pressures reshape buying habits. Analysts suggest shifting preferences may reflect broader trends in the global automotive industry.
Chinese car brands captured 23 percent of U.K. sales in September, with Chery's Jaecoo 7 reclaiming the top-selling spot.
