Recently, Guo Konghui, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and an expert in the automotive industry, once again called for the “relaxation†of miniature electric vehicles in an interview. Foam Firefighting Truck,Water Fire Truck,Rescue Fire Trucks,Heavy Rescue Fire Trucks ChengLi Special Automobile Co.,LTD , https://www.chenglispecialautomobile.com.cn
Academician Guo Konghui said that the rise of micro-electric vehicles in China is due to strong market demand, saving money and using it. The price of a miniature electric car is 30,000-50,000 yuan, and the cost per kilometer of electricity is 5-8 cents, which is one-fifth of the cost of using gasoline vehicles, which is in line with China's current economic development.
“Why do we have to block products that have obvious advantages? China has good electric two-wheel, tricycle and agricultural vehicle industry bases. It is difficult for multinational companies to compete with China in these areas. Shandong’s low-speed electric cars are like a roadside. The weeds are very competitive; now it is an 'ugly duckling' and will soon become a 'big swan' because it is the needs of the people." Guo Konghui said.
The data show that in China's Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and other places, micro-electric vehicles have gradually become a large-scale industry. According to statistics, in Shandong Province alone, the output of micro electric vehicles reached 258,000 from January to October 2015. From 2010 to 2014, Shandong's micro-electric vehicle production achieved a 10-fold increase. It is predicted that the sales of micro electric vehicles will increase by at least 50% in 2015 to more than 600,000 units, and at least 1 million units will be reached in 2020. In addition to peripheral industries such as charging equipment and batteries, the industrial scale is expected to exceed 100 billion yuan.
It is reported that in the context of the growing market, China Micro Electric Vehicle Standardization Technical Committee was established in Beijing in 2015 and officially launched the development of China's miniature electric vehicle standards. The committee specially hired Xu Dingming, Chen Qingquan, Han Yingwei, Chen Yunbo, Qian Yitai, Guo Konghui, Yang Yusheng, Qi Lu, Chen Quanshi, Xu Dehong, ten academicians and experts as senior consultants. The Standards Committee began standard setting work in July 2015. The standard discussion draft was published from September 30 to December 10, and expert review was conducted from December 20 to 30. It was officially adopted and released in June 2016. Mini electric vehicle standard.
December 29, 2023