Core Insights - Chengdu's shared power bank industry faces issues such as "opaque pricing," "difficult returns," and "aging equipment," which are common across the industry [1][2] - The Chengdu Consumer Rights Protection Committee and other local authorities have established a self-regulatory convention to address these issues, signed by eight major companies [1][2] - The self-regulatory convention aims to enhance transparency in pricing, ensure adequate battery levels, and improve service response times [2] Industry Overview - The shared power bank market in China is projected to reach approximately 15 billion yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 28% expected in the first half of 2025 [3] - By 2025, the market size is anticipated to exceed 38 billion yuan, with over 500 million users and an average daily usage frequency of over 120 million times [3] - The competitive landscape is characterized by a "four strong leaders + regional deep cultivation" model, with leading companies consolidating their market position through capital integration and technological investment [3] Company Developments - Monster Power has expanded its coverage to 320 cities with over 1.5 million points, focusing on core business districts in first and second-tier cities [4] - Street Power has partnered with Meituan and Alipay, allowing users to borrow and return power banks at any alliance device, achieving a daily order volume exceeding 8 million [4] - Small Power Technology has focused on lower-tier markets, with 65% of its points located in third and fourth-tier cities, and has introduced a "mini power bank" tailored for female users [4] - Kunpeng Shared has implemented a "thousand cities and ten thousand counties" plan, covering 2,800 county-level administrative regions, with a total device count exceeding 1.2 million [4]
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Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-10-30 08:21