Beijing (ZXZC)- China’s major automaker, BYD, celebrated its 150,000th Han vehicle rolling off the production line in its Shenzhen headquarters.

Photo credit: BYD

In fact, BYD’s 100,000th units of the Han model have just rolled off line on July 20th, five months ago. The automaker took pride in its production capability, saying a monthly average volume of over 10,000 units is nothing new. Under the universal chip supply crunch, the production capacity of the Han still managed to grow.  

Moreover, the Han model’s rich sales volume matches its production speed.

According to BYD’s sales report, the Han model was sold 12,841 vehicles in November, surpassing 10,000 units for the fourth consecutive month, growing month after month successively.

Han; photo credit: BYD

Meanwhile, in November, the monthly sales volume of the Han EV hit the 10,000 units mark for the first time, and became the first battery-electric mid-to-large-size sedan that sold over 10,000 units in a month.

By the end of November, the cumulative sales volume of the Han (including the Han EV and the Han DM) summed up to over 140,000 units since delivery started. The automaker predicts that the model’s sales performance in December will usher in another breakthrough.