In various countries worldwide, the Chinese automotive industry has established a strong presence in the electric vehicle market. Notably, China holds a complete monopoly in its own market. Beyond its borders, Chinese electric cars dominate in Mexico (90%), Israel (85%), Australia (80%), New Zealand (70%), and Indonesia (62%).

Furthermore, China maintains a significant market share of over 10% in European countries, Japan, and South Korea, despite the competitiveness of these markets. Conversely, in the United States, Chinese electric vehicles have a minimal market share, primarily due to tariffs. This rapid expansion has been particularly striking, considering that as recently as 2020, China's market share in Australia was negligible at 0%.