Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-12 12:28Overview - The report summarizes the bidding results for urban rail traction systems in China for the year 2025, covering 15 cities and 36 lines, with a total of 4248 vehicles awarded to 7 companies [3][4][10]. Bidding Statistics by City - In 2025, the traction system procurement market for urban rail in China showed steady development, with 15 cities completing the bidding for 36 lines, totaling 4248 vehicles [4][23]. - The demand for traction systems exhibited a clear tiered distribution among cities: - First tier (over 600 vehicles): Beijing (756), Shanghai (650), and Shenyang (612) - Second tier (200-600 vehicles): Shijiazhuang (314), Changchun (300), Nanjing (282), Chongqing (240), Chengdu (224), Xiamen (222), and Jinan (210) - Third tier (100-200 vehicles): Guangzhou (120), Xiong'an New Area (104), Tianjin (78), Urumqi (72), and Shenzhen (64) [4][5][23]. Market Concentration - The top five cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Shenyang, Shijiazhuang, and Changchun) accounted for a total of 2632 vehicles, representing 61.96% of the total procurement volume, indicating a high market concentration [5][23]. Bidding Methods - The bidding methods for traction systems in 2025 were primarily dominated by main engine factory bidding, with 19 projects involving 2388 vehicles (56.21% of total), while owner public bidding accounted for 13 projects involving 1860 vehicles (43.79% of total) [6][24]. Company Performance - In 2025, seven companies participated in the bidding for traction systems, with Zhuzhou CRRC Times Electric Co., Ltd. leading the market by winning 16 projects and securing 2588 vehicles, which constitutes 60.92% of the total market share [10][11]. - Jiangsu Jingwei Transportation Equipment Co., Ltd. ranked second with 726 vehicles (17.09% market share) across 5 projects, while CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co., Ltd. ranked third with 336 vehicles (7.91% market share) [10][11]. Year-on-Year Comparison - Compared to 2023, the number of awarded vehicles decreased by 2092 (33% drop), and the number of projects decreased by 9 (20% drop). However, compared to 2024, there was an overall upward trend in both the number of awarded vehicles and projects [14][15].