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Annual Report on the Big Data of New Energy Vehicle in China (2022)

Author: Zhenpo Wang

Publisher: Springer Nature Singapore

Part of: Springer Professional "Wirtschaft+Technik" , Springer Professional "Technik" , Springer Professional "Wirtschaft"

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About this book

This is an Open Access book.

This book based on static indicators and dynamic big data from local electric vehicles, is the first New-Energy Vehicles (NEVs) research report on the Big Data in China. Using the real-time big data collected by China's National Monitoring and Management Platform for NEVs, this book delves into the main annual technological progress of NEVs, the vehicle operating characteristics, it also anticipates the trend of NEVs industry.

Various graphs & charts, detailed data this book offers will familiarize readers with the operation characteristics and practical application of China's NEVs industry and popularize the concept of automobile electrification. Besides, this book also makes an objective evaluation of the current situation and technological improvement of China's NEVs industry, presenting sensible suggestions for the development of the industry.

This book is written for government staff, researchers, college staff, and technical staff of automobile and spare parts enterprises, which serves as an important reference for the decision-making of government departments and strategic decisions of automotive companies.

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Chapter 1. Summary
Abstract
Based on the real-time operation big data of 6.655 million new energy vehicles by the end of December 2021 of the National Monitoring and Management Platform for New Energy Vehicles (hereinafter referred to as the “National Monitoring and Management Platform”), this report objectively and profoundly analyzes the market characteristics, vehicle operation characteristics, vehicle charging characteristics and other industry concerns of new energy vehicles, summarizes the characteristics and puts forward relevant development suggestions, which has specific reference value and significance for relevant government departments, research institutes, universities and enterprises in China’s automobile industry.
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Chapter 2. Promotion and Application of New Energy Vehicles
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2021 is the first year of the “14th Five-Year Plan” and the first year of fully marketizing NEVs. NEVs have become the development highlight of the automobile industry, and the industrial development presents a good situation with a double improvement of market scale and development quality. This report, based on the NEV access data on the National Monitoring and Management Platform, concludes China's promotion experience in the NEV industry from two dimensions of vehicle access characteristics and vehicle technology progress, which has important reference significance for us to predict the industrial development trend and promote the stable development of the NEV industry.
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Chapter 3. Technical Progress of Vehicles
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This chapter, based on the NEV access characteristics on the National Monitoring and Management Platform, makes an in-depth analysis of range, vehicle energy consumption level, power battery technology, and vehicle lightweight characteristics as focuses and summarizes the technical progress of new energy vehicles, providing a significant reference for promoting the technological innovation stable industrial development of NEVs.
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Chapter 4. Operation of New Energy Vehicles
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As of December 31, 2021, 6,655,000 NEVs have been accessed to the National Monitoring and Management Platform. This chapter, based on the real-time operation data of millions of NEVs on the National Monitoring and Management Platform, analyzes the operation characteristics of vehicles in the seven major segments, including private cars, e-taxis, taxis, cars for sharing and rental service, logistics vehicles, buses, and heavy-duty trucks, providing important research basis and references for the study and evaluation of the electrification characteristics and the construction of an intelligent traffic system (ITS).
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Chapter 5. Charging of New Energy Vehicles
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Charging infrastructure is an important guarantee for the green travel of electric vehicle users and an important support for promoting the development of the NEV industry, promoting the construction of new power systems, and helping to achieve the goal of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. On January 10, 2022, the National Development and Reform Commission, the National Energy Administration, and other departments jointly issued the Implementation Opinions of the National Development and Reform Commission and other departments on Further Improving the Service Guarantee Capacity of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (FGNYG [2022] No. 53) (hereinafter referred to as the “Implementation Opinions”), which make clears target plans and guidance for guiding the construction of a moderately advanced, balanced, intelligent and efficient charging infrastructure system during the “14th Five-Year Plan” period. This chapter analyzes the charging characteristics of vehicles in different application scenarios, charging behavior in different charging scenarios, and operation characteristics of battery swapping modes, and summarizes the charging laws of electric vehicle users, providing certain research references for further improving the layout and planning of China’s charging infrastructures.
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Chapter 6. Battery Swapping of New Energy Vehicles
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The battery swapping mode is one of the important ways of energy supply for new energy vehicles, which can effectively solve the pain points of slow and fast charging methods, alleviate the impact from the grid, improve battery safety, and have a positive promoting effect on improving the convenience and safety of NEVs.
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Chapter 7. Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs)
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As clean and efficient secondary energy, hydrogen energy brings new opportunities for developing FCEVs. In recent years, China has attached great importance to developing the hydrogen energy industry and included hydrogen energy in the national “14th Five-Year Plan” and the 2035 Long-Range Objectives.
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Chapter 8. Parallel Hybrid Electric Vehicles
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As one of the most effective low-carbon solutions in the automotive industry, parallel hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) play an important role in promoting energy conservation and carbon reduction in the automotive industry in the short to medium term during its transformation and development. PHEVs can meet consumers’ diverse application scenarios and usage needs, and the market demand has shown a rapid growth trend since 2021. With PHEVs as a research perspective, by comparing the industry policies and market overview of PHEVs at the national and local levels and deeply exploring the operation conditions of PHEVs and typical urban vehicle operation characteristics, this chapter summarizes vehicle operation rules and user usage habits to promote the technological progress and healthy development of PHEV products.
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Metadata
Title
Annual Report on the Big Data of New Energy Vehicle in China (2022)
Author
Zhenpo Wang
Copyright Year
2024
Publisher
Springer Nature Singapore
Electronic ISBN
978-981-9964-11-6
Print ISBN
978-981-9964-10-9
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-6411-6

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