Rapid Increase in Market Share
With longer cruising range, more car models to choose from, and more novel intelligent network connection and automatic driving functions, the market competitiveness of global new energy vehicles continues to improve. According to statistics from the International Energy Agency, global sales of electric vehicles will reach 6.6 million in 2021, nearly doubling year-on-year, accounting for 10% of all new cars sold; 5 times, there are currently about 450 types of electric vehicles. According to the latest data from the CleanTechnica website, in September 2022, the number of global new energy vehicle registrations reached 1.04 million, a year-on-year increase of 51%. The market share is 13%.
According to the latest statistics released by the science and technology research institution TrendForce Jibang Consulting, the global sales of new energy vehicles in the third quarter of 2022 will reach 2.87 million, up 70% year on year. Among them, the sales volume of pure electric vehicles was 2.147 million, up 75% year on year; The number of plug-in hybrid vehicles increased by 57% year on year to 714000.
Sustained Efforts in Policy Supporting
The report of the International Energy Agency points out that the rapid development of new energy vehicles benefits from a variety of factors, among which the sustained policy support of countries is the main reason. Under the urgent climate goals, many countries have issued policy signals to strengthen green transportation. Statistics show that in 2021, the global relevant subsidies and public incentive funds will be about 30 billion dollars, doubling year on year.
The European Parliament passed the "Carbon Reduction 55" package not long ago, which stipulates that the sale of new fuel vehicles, including hybrid vehicles, will be stopped in the EU from 2035. Norway plans to stop selling fuel vehicles in 2025, becoming the first country to completely ban the sale of fuel vehicles. The French government announced not long ago that it will increase subsidies for low-income families to purchase electric vehicles from 6,000 euros to 7,000 euros, and is also planning an electric vehicle rental subsidy plan.
Increasing Demand Brings Stamping Processing Opportunities
Whether it is the body structure of gasoline vehicles or new energy vehicles, such as front and rear covers, doors, thermoformed parts, small parts, etc., or the unique battery management system (BMS) shell of new energy vehicles, a large number of metal stamping processes are required .
The biggest impact of new energy vehicles on stamping is that the demand for stamping parts supporting rechargeable batteries and charging piles has increased significantly, especially the deep drawing processing of rechargeable battery shells. The demand is very strong. This is a market segment with relatively high metal stamping technology content.
