China’s April Passenger Car Retail Sales Down 5.6%

China’s passenger car retail sales in April fell 5.6% from a year earlier to 1.43 million, the China Passenger Car Association said on Monday, as the country gradually recovers from the coronavirus.

China on Wednesday reported 52 new coronavirus deaths, the lowest figure in more than three weeks. The number of fresh coronavirus cases has declined in China, with multiple provinces reporting zero new infections in recent days.

The association said during an online briefing that the overall passenger car sales trend is showing a quick recovery from the virus-induced low.

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