In April 2026, China’s exports of buses (over 3.5 meters in length) reached 5,878 units, representing a year-on-year (YoY) increase of 2.48% and a month-on-month (MoM) decline of 12.01%. The YoY growth reflects sustained momentum in exports, while the MoM drop is primarily attributed to the timing of order deliveries.
Key Highlights for April
King Long took the top spot, followed by Golden Dragon and Yutong in second and third place, respectively.
Foton AUV recorded the highest YoY growth, while AsiaStar led in MoM growth.
Detailed Performance
King Long claimed the number one position in April with 974 units exported, climbing from second place in March. With a YoY increase of 6.22% and a 16.57% market share, the company maintained steady growth momentum.
Golden Dragon was a close runner-up, trailing King Long by just 13 units. It jumped from fifth place in March to second, posting an impressive YoY rise of 27.62% and a MoM surge of 52.30%, capturing a 16.35% market share.
Yutong ranked third with 838 units exported, holding a 14.26% market share.
Among the top 10 exporters, six companies saw YoY growth, with Foton AUV leading the pack at 59.39%. Five companies achieved MoM growth, with AsiaStar topping the list at 313.95%.
Four companies secured double growth in both YoY and MoM terms: Golden Dragon, Higer, BYD, and Foton AUV, bringing a bright spot to the industry’s export landscape.
