What happened
The China Automobile Dealers Association, together with Jingzhengu, published the August 2026 China Automobile Value Retention Rate Research Report on September 3.
According to the report, the Ledao L90 achieved a one-year value retention rate of 78%, placing it first among new energy large SUVs. Its cumulative deliveries surpassed 60,000 units in the year since launch.
The Aito M8 and Aito M9 followed in second and third place among new energy large SUVs, with one-year value retention rates of 75.5% and 71.1%, respectively.
Why it matters
High value retention is a strong signal for buyers in the new energy segment, where resale concerns often influence purchase decisions. The Ledao L90's top ranking suggests strong market confidence in its long-term worth.
The ranking also highlights the competitive landscape in large new energy SUVs, with multiple models from different brands showing relatively high retained values, which may intensify rivalry in this category.
Key facts
The research report was jointly released by the China Automobile Dealers Association and Jingzhengu on September 3, 2026.
The Ledao L90's one-year value retention rate is 78%, the highest among new energy large SUVs.
Cumulative deliveries of the Ledao L90 exceeded 60,000 units within one year of its market launch.
The Aito M8 and Aito M9 recorded one-year value retention rates of 75.5% and 71.1%, ranking second and third respectively.
What to watch next
Future value retention reports will show whether the Ledao L90 can maintain its leading position as more new energy large SUV models enter the market.
Observing how resale values evolve for the Aito M8 and M9 may indicate shifting consumer preferences among premium new energy SUVs.