规范“零公里二手车”市场 畅通汽车消费循环

Group 1 - The phenomenon of "zero kilometer used cars" has gained attention, referring to new cars that have been registered but not actually used, sold at significantly lower prices than new cars [1] - This issue is a result of intense competition in the automotive industry, particularly in the context of the rapid growth of new energy vehicles, which increased their market penetration from 15% in 2021 to nearly 48% in 2024 [1] - The ongoing price war in the domestic automotive market has led to a significant increase in inventory of traditional fuel vehicles, prompting companies to register these vehicles as used cars to bypass regulatory requirements [1] Group 2 - The "flow-oriented" phenomenon in the new energy vehicle market has led to high-frequency sales rankings influencing consumer purchasing decisions and stock prices [2] - Some manufacturers and dealers are motivated to participate in the "zero kilometer used car" model to clear inventory, avoid price controls, and meet sales targets [2] - The emergence of "zero kilometer used cars" negatively impacts the stability of the new car pricing system and squeezes the survival space of traditional used car dealers, disrupting the healthy cycle of new and used car exchanges [2] Group 3 - There are allegations of sales fraud among some car manufacturers, including fabricating revenue and exaggerating marketing efforts [3] - To prevent excessive competition and maintain market order, strict regulation of sales practices in the automotive industry is necessary to protect consumer interests and mitigate financial risks [3] - The current price competition in the new car market has adversely affected the used car market, hindering the healthy circulation of the automotive market [3]