I owns BYD and NIO share. Sold off BYD at 30% profit but still holding on to NIO at 60% downside.
Insight on China's electric vehicles (EVs). China's EV have gained a competitive edge globally, boasting affordability and cutting-edge technology. Several factors contribute to their relatively low prices.
- *Government Subsidies*: The Chinese government has invested heavily in the EV industry, providing over $230 billion in subsidies from 2009 to 2023. These subsidies have helped reduce production costs, making EVs more affordable for consumers.¹
- *Economies of Scale*: China's massive market and production volumes enable EV manufacturers to take advantage of economies of scale. This reduces costs per unit, allowing companies to maintain profitability while keeping prices competitive.
- *Innovative Business Models*: Chinese EV companies have adopted innovative business models, such as battery-as-a-service, which reduces the upfront cost of purchasing an EV.
- *Local Supply Chain*: China has developed a robust local supply chain, minimizing reliance on imported components and reducing costs.
As for their average profit margin per car, the information isn't readily available. However, it's worth noting that Chinese EV companies have been focusing on volume sales and market share expansion, which might have led to thinner profit margins.
In terms of technology, Chinese EV manufacturers have made significant strides, with some companies like BYD and NIO leading the charge in areas like battery innovation and electric powertrains. The Chinese government's emphasis on research and development has also contributed to the growth of the EV industry.
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