2024年中国各种电池品种出口额为669.79亿美元 同比减少5.28%

Core Viewpoint - In 2024, China's battery exports are projected to increase in volume but decrease in value, reflecting a "volume increase and price decrease" trend driven by factors such as falling lithium carbonate prices and structural overcapacity [11][20]. Summary by Category Export Volume and Value - The total export volume of various battery types from China in 2024 is expected to reach 37.895 billion units, up from 33.280 billion units in 2023, marking a year-on-year increase of 13.87% [1][2]. - The total export value for 2024 is projected at $66.979 billion, down from $70.711 billion in 2023, representing a year-on-year decrease of 5.28% [1][4]. Battery Types and Performance - Lithium-ion batteries dominate the export market, accounting for 91.3% of the total export value, while lead-acid batteries represent 4.4%, zinc-manganese/alkaline batteries 2.9%, and nickel-hydrogen/nickel-cadmium batteries 0.6% [1][11]. - Specific battery types show varied performance: - Lithium-ion battery export value decreased by 5.97% in 2024, while export volume increased by 8.1% [4][11]. - Lead-acid battery exports have remained stable due to recovering global automotive production, although growth is expected to slow down [11][19]. - Alkaline manganese batteries have shown consistent growth, while zinc-manganese batteries have seen a decline in exports over the past few years, with a slight rebound in 2024 [12][19]. Major Export Markets - The United States is the largest market for Chinese battery exports in 2024, with an export value of $16.01 billion, accounting for 23.9% of total exports [19]. - Germany follows as the second-largest market with an export value of $10.56 billion, representing 15.8% of total exports [19]. - South Korea ranks third with an export value of $3.848 billion, making up 5.7% of the total [19]. Regulatory and Market Challenges - The implementation of new EU battery regulations and ongoing tariffs on Chinese lithium batteries in the U.S. are increasing export costs and compliance difficulties for Chinese battery manufacturers [19][20]. - The reduction of export tax rebates from 13% to 9% starting December 1, 2024, further adds to the challenges faced by the industry [19]. Future Outlook - Despite the pressures from global economic conditions and trade frictions, the Chinese battery industry is expected to maintain resilience and explore new growth opportunities, particularly in regions like the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa [19][20].