Gasgoo Munich-On April 1, VOYAH released its latest delivery figures, according to Gasgoo. The company delivered 15,019 vehicles in March 2026 — a 50.1% surge from a year earlier and a 79.7% jump from February — pushing monthly sales back to a high point.
That brings first-quarter cumulative deliveries to 33,892 units, marking a 30.2% increase from the same period last year.
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The near-80% monthly jump signals a clear recovery in production and sales for Voyah in March. The surge was fueled by a post-Spring Festival release of pent-up consumer demand, while also reflecting short-term gains from product line adjustments and promotional incentives.
As Dongfeng Motor Group’s premium new-energy brand, Voyah has established a presence across multiple segments—SUVs, MPVs, and sedans—boasting a relatively complete product matrix.
Despite the standout monthly figures, Voyah’s sales volume still places it in the second tier when stacked against leading new-energy startups. Competition in the new-energy vehicle market has intensified this year, with price wars and rapid technological iteration driving frequent shifts in delivery rankings.
Achieving both year-on-year and month-on-month growth helps stabilize market confidence, but sustaining that momentum will depend on the uptake of new models and the efficiency of expanding into lower-tier markets.
According to previous plans, 2026 is set to be a major year for Voyah’s product lineup, with several refreshed and all-new models scheduled for release. As the industry’s shakeout intensifies, the core challenge for Voyah remains turning this temporary peak in deliveries into a sustainable, scalable advantage.
