① New energy vehicle promotion policy subsidies decline and turn to incentive use: In 2025, the purchase subsidies of new energy vehicles may be further reduced or cancelled, and the government may turn to incentive policies in the use of links, such as charging concessions, parking fee reduction and so on. Ban on the sale of fuel vehicles schedule: some cities may announce the ban on the sale of fuel vehicles schedule to promote the full popularization of new energy vehicles. Green license policy: The special license policy for new energy vehicles may be further optimized to expand the scope of application, such as covering more models or cities.
② Charging pile construction policy Full coverage of charging infrastructure: The government may require that new residential areas, commercial areas, public parking lots, etc., must be equipped with a certain proportion of charging piles, and the transformation of old residential areas will accelerate. Fast charging network construction: Key areas such as highway service areas and urban main roads may achieve full coverage of fast charging network and shorten charging time. Charging pile interconnection: The government may promote the interconnection between charging pile operators, unify the payment platform, and improve the user experience.
③ Battery recycling and reuse of electric vehicle technology standards: In 2025, the government may introduce a stricter battery recycling policy, requiring car companies to establish a battery recycling system and promote the cascade utilization of batteries. Intelligent networking: The intelligent networking technology standards for electric vehicles may be further clarified to promote the application of technologies such as autonomous driving and networking of vehicles. Safety improvement: For electric vehicle battery safety, collision safety, etc., the government may introduce more stringent technical standards.
④ Regional differentiation policy First-tier cities restrictions: first-tier cities may further tighten the policy of fuel vehicle restrictions, and new energy vehicles may enjoy more traffic convenience. Rural market promotion: The government may introduce new energy vehicle promotion policies for rural areas, such as providing subsidies for car purchase and building charging facilities.
⑤ International cooperation and export new energy vehicle export support: The government may introduce policies to support Chinese new energy vehicle enterprises to expand overseas markets and enhance international competitiveness. Technical cooperation: China may cooperate with more countries in the fields of new energy vehicle technology and charging standards to promote the development of the global new energy vehicle industry.
⑥ Carbon neutral target carbon emission points trading: the new energy vehicle points policy may be further improved to promote car companies to accelerate the transition to new energy. Green electricity charging: The government may encourage the use of renewable energy to charge electric vehicles and promote the integration of charging piles with clean energy such as photovoltaic and wind energy.
⑦ User support policies Charging fee concessions: The government may introduce policies such as night charging electricity price concessions and public charging pile subsidies to reduce user costs. Second-hand car market norms: The second-hand car trading market of new energy vehicles may introduce more standardized policies to solve problems such as battery decay and difficult valuation.
In 2025, the new energy vehicle policy will pay more attention to the convenience and sustainability of the use of links, and the improvement of charging infrastructure and the standardization of technology will become the focus. At the same time, policies will be more regionalized and differentiated to suit the needs of different regions.