Overview of the development of China's electric bus market in 2010

China's pure electric bus market is developing rapidly, and R&D investment continues to increase. Major auto companies Guotang, Zhongtong, Jinghua, Ankai, etc. are vigorously developing pure electric buses. The national industrial policy also encourages the development of pure electric buses to the direction of industrialization. Domestic auto companies and battery companies have gradually increased their investment projects for pure electric buses. Investors are paying more and more attention to the pure electric bus market, which has increased the research and development demand for the pure electric bus market.

The pure electric buses developed in China mainly include bus and tourist buses. Among them, pure electric buses accounted for 85%; luxury tourist buses accounted for 12%, and other uses accounted for 3%.

At present, China's pure electric bus market is gradually expanding due to the policy and R&D technology. New energy bus passengers are mainly driven by relevant government companies at all levels, and the use environment is also more conducive to the promotion of new technologies. It will be further promoted by policies and may generate actual benefits to related companies within two years. The new energy passenger car is only in the initial stage of development. It will take time to industrialize and produce actual results, but its development speed will be greatly accelerated due to government subsidies, and it is expected to produce a certain scale within 2-4 years. New energy bus.

With the encouragement and support of policies for new energy vehicles and the continuous research and development of major auto companies on new energy vehicle technologies, the economic benefits of new energy vehicles will be further highlighted. In 2009, China's new energy vehicles reached 11,600 vehicles, including 10,500 hybrid cars, 600 hybrid buses and 200 pure electric buses. In 2010, 200 new electric buses were added and 1,000 pure electric sanitation vehicles were put into use.

China's electric bus market size

As of 2010, the application of pure electric vehicles has been good. It has demonstrated the application of 1,629 pure electric buses, 1,304 pure electric passenger cars (including Plug-in), and 1,307 pure electric special vehicles for public service. .

As of June 30, 2011, the sales volume of new energy buses has reached more than 9,000, and it is expected to reach 12,000 by the end of 2011. The market prospect is promising. Major automobile manufacturers including FAW, SAIC, BAIC, Changan, Chery, Geely, Lifan, Zotye, and Young Lotus are all engaged in the development and production of new energy vehicles. The sales of Hybrid LaCrosse cars produced by Shanghai General Motors reached about 200-300 units per month. It is predicted that the annual output of China's new energy vehicles will reach 1 million in 2012.

Regarding the status quo of the industry, China's new energy automobile industry is still in the stage of gestation period to the growth stage. Many problems need to be solved step by step, and it will take another 4-5 years to reach the growth stage.

According to the data, as of July 2011, the total number of urban energy-saving and new-energy vehicles in the country's 25 demonstration and promotion cities exceeded 10,000, and the total mileage of demonstration operations exceeded 330 million kilometers. China's pure electric vehicle ownership ranks first in the world, and it is expected to become the kingdom of electric vehicles. At least 1 million electric vehicles will be on the road in 2015, and China will become the world's largest new energy vehicle market by 2020.

China's electric bus production capacity in 2010

In 2010, the city of public service energy-saving and new energy vehicle demonstration and promotion cities expanded from 13 cities in 2009 to 25 cities, and six cities launched pilot projects for privately-purchased new energy vehicle subsidies. By the end of 2010, a total of 190 models of 54 automobile manufacturers had been included in the Catalogue of Recommended Models for Energy Saving and New Energy Vehicle Demonstration and Application Projects. In 2010, the annual output of the above models was 7181 vehicles. New energy bus

In 2010, the production and sales volume of China's light electric vehicles will reach 30 million, with an export volume of 5 million to 6 million vehicles, and an industrial output value of 70 billion yuan. The overall scale of the industry, including upstream and downstream driving output, will reach 130 billion yuan.