新能源车迎消费高峰，有门店订单涨了近六成！购置税明年1月1日起将从全免调为减半

Core Viewpoint - From January 1, 2024, China's new energy vehicle (NEV) purchase tax will shift from full exemption to a 50% reduction, coinciding with a peak in consumer demand due to the year-end sales season [1][5]. Group 1: Market Impact - The adjustment in the purchase tax is expected to stimulate a new wave of consumer interest in the NEV market, leading to increased foot traffic and order volumes at dealerships [1]. - In Haikou, a local dealership reported a nearly 60% increase in customer traffic and orders due to the policy change and year-end sales [1]. - Dealers in Nanjing are enhancing service offerings to help consumers understand the policy changes and plan their purchases effectively [1]. Group 2: Industry Transition - The policy change is seen as a pivotal step in transitioning the NEV industry from a "price war" to a "value war," encouraging high-quality development through technical standards [5]. - The quality and technology of NEVs are gradually improving, with the industry expected to focus on advanced technologies and product quality rather than relying solely on policy incentives for low-cost competition [7][9]. - The introduction of stricter technical standards will compel manufacturers to invest more in core technology research and development, promoting sustainable and healthy industry growth [9].