Hunan's exports of the "new three" products—electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, and photovoltaic products—grew significantly in the first 11 months this year. Their total exports increased 81.5% year on year to 17.34 billion CNY. Among these, the exported electric vehicles totaled 10.7 billion CNY, surging 105.3%, said the Changsha Customs Authority on December 25, 2025.

BYD Auto and Anker Electronics demonstrated strong leadership roles. During the January-November period, Hunan's private enterprises exported 16.63 billion CNY of the "new three" products, marking an 88% increase and accounting for 95.9% of the provincial total, showcasing robust vitality. Among them, Changsha BYD Auto Co., Ltd. and Hunan Anker Electronics Technology Co., Ltd., two leading enterprises, both with a long-term, deep presence in overseas markets, have exported their products to more than 80 countries and regions. Both maintained export growth rates of over 25%, collectively contributing more than 70% to the provincial private enterprises share.

Hunan's "new three" products continued to optimize the export market structure, with a clear trend toward diversification. Indonesia, Mexico, and the United States remained the top three export destinations, while exports to key markets such as ASEAN, the EU, and Africa achieved exponential growth. In the first 11 months, Hunan's exports of the "new three" products to ASEAN surged 467.9%. to 5.14 billion CNY. The exports to Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines skyrocketed 1,341%, 724%, and 509%, respectively.

Changsha continued to lead the province, with exports of the "new three" products reaching 14.67 billion CNY in the first 11 months, up 86.7% and accounting for over 80% of the total. Xiangxi and Shaoyang emerged as dark horses, recording export values of 620 million CNY and 290 million CNY respectively, surging 690% and 1,530%. Zhuzhou, Hengyang, and Huaihua saw export growth of 21.8%, 43.8%, and 95.7%, respectively.

The Changsha Customs Authority recommended that foreign trade enterprises pursue a "diversification plus overseas localization" strategy, focusing on expanding into emerging markets such as Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Changsha can leverage its core driving role by extending new energy supporting industries to processing trade transfer zones in Hengyang, Yueyang, and Chenzhou. The initiative will enhance upstream and downstream supply chains for battery materials, photovoltaic components, and related products.

责编：宛俊余

一审：宛俊余

二审：秦慧英

三审：张权

来源：湖南省政府门户网