China Energy-saving Vehicle & NEV Roadmap 2.0: Curbing Carbon Emissions for a Green Society
By 2035, more than 50% of sales will be NEVs, all conventional energy passenger cars will be HVs.
2021/04/23
- Summary
- Objectives
- Energy-saving vehicles: Convert all conventional energy passenger cars to HVs by 2035
- EVs and PHVs More than 95% of NEVs to be BEVs
- Fuel cell vehicles: Develop FCVs mainly for commercial vehicles, aiming to have car parc (VIO) of 1 million units by 2035.
- Intelligent connected vehicles: To large scale operation in 2035
- Drive Batteries: Production of next-generation high-performance drive batteries by 2030
- NEV electric drive systems: Towards becoming the global leader in the key performance areas of electric powertrain systems
- Charging infrastructure: Covering residential and commercial areas nationwide, aiming for 150 million charging support vehicles
- Weight reduction technologies: Wide application of composites, high-strength steels and light aluminum alloys in 2035
- Smart manufacturing for automobiles: Optimized in a virtual simulation factory and reflected in an actual factory
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According to the announcement by the China Automobile Manufacturers Association (CAAM) on April 9, 2021, NEV sales in March increased by 247.4% from the same month of the previous year to 216,000 units. Sales volume for the January-March period increased 318.6% year-over-year (y/y) to 533,000 units. In the last few years, emerging EV automakers that manufacture electrified models have been established one after another, and existing OEMs have also introduced electrified models. Intensifying competition between companies has forced some manufacturers to withdraw from the market.
In October 2016, the China Society of Automotive Engineering (China-SAE) published the “Energy-saving and New Energy Vehicles Technology Roadmap 1.0" (hereinafter referred to as Roadmap 1.0), which outlined the development direction of electrification in China. In September 2017, the "Method for Simultaneous Management of Passenger Car Company Average Fuel Economy and New Energy Vehicle Credits" was promulgated, requiring all companies manufacturing passenger cars to set annual fuel economy targets and manufacture (or import) a certain number of NEVs. A revised version was announced in 2020.
In late October 2020, “Energy-saving and New Energy Vehicles Technology Roadmap 2.0" (hereinafter referred to as "Roadmap 2.0") was announced by the China Society of Automotive Engineers. This roadmap was commissioned by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China, and revised and compiled by more than 1,000 experts across the industry and organized by the China Society of Automotive Engineers (China-SAE), presenting the development direction of energy-saving and new energy vehicles (NEVs) in China's automotive industry until 2035. This report covers a portion of the details concerning Roadmap 2.0.
| 2025 | 2030 | 2035 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| China production and sales volumes (year) | 32 million | 38 million | 40 million | |
| NEV | 20% or more | 40% or more | 50% or more | |
| Percentage of BEVs | 90% or more | 93% or more | 95% or more | |
| 2025 | 2030 | 2035 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Percentage of conventional energy passenger car HVs | 50% - 60% | 75% - 85% | 100% |
Related Reports:
SAE China 2020 (2): Electrification of Commercial Vehicles (Dec. 2020)
Electric Powertrain Market Forecast in Major Countries (Oct. 2020)
Electric Cars with 48-V Powertrains (Jun. 2020)
NEV Industry Development Plan: China accelerating the sophistication of the NEV industry (Mar. 2020)
Development Strategy for China’s Smart Car Innovation (May 2020)
China's technology roadmap: Targets for energy-saving and new energy vehicles in 2030 (Jan. 2017)
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