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Large Medium SmallThe China Association of Automobile Manufacturers said SUV sales in China rose 25.5 percent last year to break through the two million unit benchmark for the first time.
Fifty-six percent of imported vehicles sold in Beijing in the first 10 months of 2012 were SUVs, making the city the largest market for the segment.
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