Under the dual pressures of 'price wars' and electrification transformation, this year will see 4,000 4S stores close down. Traditional dealers are 'abandoning' rbob gasoline vehicles and embracing new energy.

① The deputy secretary-general of the China Automobile Dealers Association, Lang Xuehong, recently predicted that the number of 4S stores expected to withdraw from the market this year will reach 4,000. ② In the past year, more than 40 traditional luxury brand dealers have chosen to switch to Nio. ③ Zhongsheng Hldg announced that it has signed a preliminary agreement with Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Stock, and both parties agree to further negotiate on the cooperative distribution of new energy fund.

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Citic Securities: The circle of swapping batteries is gradually expanding, and the industry may usher in new development opportunities.

Citic sec released a research report stating that compared to charging, battery swapping is a more efficient refueling method, while also having multiple advantages such as high safety and user-friendliness.

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Niu Sen openly challenges Trump: If you cancel electric vehicle subsidies, California will pay for it themselves.

① Newsom stated that if the Trump administration cancels the federal tax credit, California will restart its own subsidy program; ② According to the latest data, the total number of zero-emission autos sold in California has exceeded 2 million; ③ During Trump's first term, a dispute occurred with Newsom regarding automobile emission standards.

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The EU may adjust tariffs on electric autos from China, with NIO rising over 4%, leading Hong Kong's auto stocks.

① How did china's automotive export data perform in October? ② What are the institutions' expectations for the chinese automotive market in November?

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Cui Dongshu: In October, China's automobile exports reached 0.59 million units, a year-on-year increase of 11%.

Cui Dongshu, the secretary-general of the Passenger Car Association, stated that in October 2024, China's automobile exports reached 0.59 million units, an 11% year-on-year increase from October 2023 and a 3% decrease compared to last month, with stable year-on-year and month-on-month trends.

Zhitong FinanceNov 24 05:57 ET

Cui Dongshu: Maintaining growth is not enough to rely solely on trade-in incentives. Tax incentives for car purchases are needed to stimulate first-time buyers to purchase cars.

Currently, the good effects of the trade-in policy bring a strong year-end momentum. However, this rush will lead to greater pressure on consumer activity in early 2025. Therefore, in early 2025, a strong counterforce is needed to offset the pressure of a weaker consumer year. Thus, relying solely on trade-in for stable growth in 2025 is insufficient; tax benefits on vehicle purchases are necessary to encourage first-time buyers to purchase vehicles.

Zhitong FinanceNov 22 00:39 ET