德国研究机构：汽车行业的未来在于与中国合作

Group 1 - The report from the Bochum Automotive Institute highlights the increasing importance of China in the global automotive market, emphasizing that collaboration with China is essential for entering the automotive industry [1] - The report forecasts that global passenger car sales will exceed 81.3 million units in 2025, marking the highest level in eight years, with significant growth expected in markets like China, the US, India, and Turkey [1] - In contrast, major European automotive markets are projected to underperform, with Germany's sales growth at only 0.7%, while France and Italy are expected to see declines of 4.8% and 2.6% respectively [1] Group 2 - Asia is identified as a key driver for growth in global automotive production and sales, with over 60% of passenger cars expected to be produced in Asia by 2025, while Europe’s share is projected to drop to around 15% [2] - The report predicts that Germany and the broader European region will see a further decline in their share of global passenger car production due to intensified competition and the impact of US tariff policies [2] - China is set to maintain its position as the largest automotive market, producer, and exporter in the world by 2026, reinforcing its dominant role in the automotive industry [2]