New Energy Takes Center Stage, 17.9 Million New Energy Vehicle Registrations in Half a Year
The third China International Supply Chain Promotion Exhibition, the intelligent automotive chain exhibition area became the focus. Over 30 domestic and foreign companies concentratedly showcased their industrial chains from core materials to three-electric systems, smart networking, and innovative achievements such as Bosch's thermal management system, BAT's battery materials, and Black Sesame's intelligent auxiliary driving chip, etc., vividly presenting the results of collaborative innovation.
The advanced manufacturing chain and digital technology chain exhibition areas also shone with numerous highlights: aluminum alloy car bodies from Chinalco Group, high-tech digital cockpits from Qualcomm, and ideal MEGA cars empowered by Huawei's HiSilicon chip, etc., showcasing cross-industry technological integration. Star products like Tesla's complete vehicles, Ningde era's supercharging modules, and battery exchange devices, such as those from Ideal, further emphasized the deep connection between China's new energy vehicle industry and the global market.
This time at the supply chain exhibition, China's new energy vehicle industry adopted an open posture to greet the world, promoting global industrial chains through technology sharing and ecological co-building. From materials to smart terminals, from hardware innovation to software empowerment, a new landscape of shared progress is unfolding.
Data from Tianyan's professional version shows that as of now, there are over 153.3 million registered enterprises in China's new energy vehicle industry. Among them, approximately 17.9 million companies were added to the register as of 2025, with a growing trend of annual registration numbers and reaching a peak in 2024.
From a regional distribution perspective, Guangdong Province, Shandong Province, and Jiangsu Province lead the way in terms of new energy vehicle-related enterprises, with a total number exceeding 42.2 million, accounting for 27.6% of all registered companies.
In addition, according to Tianyan's risk analysis and deep risk assessment, there are approximately 3.44% of new energy vehicle-related companies involved in judicial cases.