电动车新国标实施首日观察：潍坊旧国标车全面清场，门店冷冷清清

Core Viewpoint - The transition to the new national standard for electric bicycles (GB17761—2024) has led to a ban on the sale of old standard models in Weifang, resulting in a temporary slowdown in market sales due to price increases and strict speed limits [1][5]. Group 1: Market Transition - The old standard models were completely cleared from stores by the end of November, with new standard models now fully available for sale [3]. - The new standard models have seen a price increase of 300-500 yuan per unit due to upgraded material and safety requirements, which has led to consumer price concerns [5]. - Many consumers are adopting a wait-and-see approach, influenced by the inability to adjust speed limits on new models compared to the old ones [3][5]. Group 2: Sales Performance - Sales during the transition period have been weak, with some stores reporting only a few units sold, reflecting the traditional seasonal slowdown in winter [5][7]. - The market is currently in a phase of adaptation to the new standards, making overall performance unstable [7]. - The upcoming end of national subsidy policies has led to some consumers making early purchases, contributing to the current sales dip [5]. Group 3: Regulatory Measures - The Weifang Market Supervision Administration has initiated a campaign to collect reports on illegal activities related to electric bicycles, including the sale of non-compliant models and unauthorized modifications [7][8]. - The reporting period for these violations extends until December 31, 2025, with various channels available for the public to report [8]. - Ongoing inspections are being conducted to ensure compliance with the new standards and to prevent the continued sale of old models [8].