付鹏警示汽车“快消品化”：二三十万的车岂能当快消品？

Group 1 - The core theme of the "Phoenix Bay Area Finance Forum 2025" is "New Pattern, New Path," focusing on insights into changing dynamics and exploring new development opportunities [1] - The chief economist of Northeast Securities, Fu Peng, warns about the "fast consumerization" trend in the automotive industry, highlighting the risks of equating high-priced durable goods like cars with fast-moving consumer goods [1][2] - Fu Peng emphasizes that the current consumer culture faces challenges of "rapid ignition and rapid extinction," where products lacking cultural depth and lasting appeal may quickly fade from popularity [1] Group 2 - Fu Peng criticizes the notion of viewing vehicles priced at hundreds of thousands as fast-moving consumer goods, arguing that this perspective misaligns with the nature of automobiles as essential durable goods [2] - He asserts that the purchase decision for cars should prioritize practicality, reliability, and long-term value rather than merely chasing short-term trends in appearance or features [2]