What new features does China’s new energy vehicle company “Going Out” have? This major event deeply explores the topic and is organized by China Electric Vehicle News on March 29, 2025, at 13:44. On the 28th, the China Electric Vehicle 100 People’s Association released the “Report on the Development of the Electric Vehicle Industry.” This report highlights that the development of the new energy vehicle sector in China is making significant progress, particularly in achieving early-stage success in infrastructure construction.
According to the report, 2025 will mark a key period for the construction of the “Integrated Traffic and Transport System”. All pilot cities are expected to accelerate the development of intelligent connected vehicles, laying the groundwork for a more precise and efficient urban traffic management system. Additionally, by 2025, the intelligent connected vehicle market is expected to see significant growth, with various automobile manufacturers planning to launch vehicles that integrate advanced technologies.
Looking ahead to 2025 and 2030, the market value of intelligent connected vehicles is projected to reach between 7,295 billion yuan and 25,825 billion yuan, with an annual compound growth rate of 28.8%. Experts suggest that the rapid construction of the integrated traffic system will significantly enhance the effectiveness of traffic operations.
The Mobile Communication and Vehicle Networking National Engineering Laboratory, led by Liu Jian, has indicated that the targeted number of connected vehicles in major cities will likely increase traffic efficiency by approximately 15%. In the meantime, intelligent networking is expected to support better traffic conditions and improve overall safety.
In January 2024, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology launched a pilot project for “Intelligent Vehicle Network Integration”. By July, 20 cities were confirmed as pilot locations, including Beijing and Shanghai, where multiple projects have reached significant investment levels. Additionally, many cities are pushing for intelligent connected vehicle regulations to be established.
The “Going Out” initiative by China’s new energy vehicle companies aims to enhance international cooperation and foster discussions on the future of electric vehicles. This year, many new energy vehicle companies have increased their exports and established stronger international partnerships.
In the first two months of this year, China’s vehicle exports reached 9.11 million units, marking a growth of 10.9%. Among these, new energy vehicles accounted for 2.82 million units, an increase of 54.5% compared to the previous year. The focus remains not only on export volumes but also on establishing a robust presence in international markets.
Looking ahead, the new energy vehicle sector is expected to maintain its momentum, with the number of new energy vehicles projected to exceed 3 million units, significantly contributing to the growth of the electric vehicle network.
According to industry reports, over the past three years, the market share of new energy vehicles has surged from less than 1% to 13%, with 90% of this growth deriving from Chinese brands. However, despite the current market performance, the sector continues to emphasize deepening cooperation on new initiatives.
As China’s electric vehicle sector evolves, experts predict that the manufacturing and technological capabilities will increasingly align with international standards, paving the way for enhanced competitiveness in global markets.
