Driving Toward 2030: Global New Energy Vehicle Industry Landscape and Outlook

驶向2030:全球新能源汽车产业发展格局与展望

车百智库&麦肯锡 EV100PLUS & McKinsey Company


Over the past decade, the global new energy vehicle (NEV) industry has undergone profound transformation in market scale, technology pathways, consumer preferences, and supply chain structures. In 2023, global NEV passenger car sales exceeded 13 million units, with China accounting for 58% and showing strong performance in the premium segment. The global market exhibits regional differences—Nordic countries lead in penetration, the U.S. and ASEAN markets are expanding rapidly, while Japan and South Korea lag behind expectations. Accelerated innovation is driving advances in batteries, autonomous driving, and intelligent cockpits, with technologies such as solid-state and sodium-ion batteries maturing; charging infrastructure is expanding, with 800V fast charging improving convenience.


Looking ahead to 2030, global NEV penetration is expected to reach 50%, with Chinese consumers’ demand for intelligent features shaping global trends. Lithium battery costs are projected to fall by about 25%, and advanced intelligent functions will become available in lower-priced models. Future vehicles will be defined by software, transition toward intelligent driving, and feature scenario-based mobility spaces. Supply chains will shift from global standardization to regional differentiation. Chinese automakers are poised to secure multiple spots among the global top 10 by sales, with market concentration rising sharply. To navigate profitability pressures, geopolitical risks, and uncertainties from energy transitions, automakers must build core capabilities in technology innovation, cost management, ecosystem operations, consumer insight, and organizational efficiency.

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