According to the analysis, China's automobile consumption continued to increase in 2014, and the demand for residents continued to increase. However, due to China's energy, transportation and air quality problems, the number of cities where the government has adopted the purchase restriction policy is expected to increase further, and it is expected that the auto production and sales in 2014 May fall from this year's high growth. Driven by the superposition of purchase demand in first-tier and second-tier cities and first-time purchase in third-tier and fourth-tier cities, the cumulative sales of automobiles in China reached 219.841 million in 2013, up 13.9% year on year. That's up from 4.33% in 2012. The apparent rebound in growth in 2013 will continue to drive industry sales growth in 2014.