盼提振德国汽车业，德国启动电动车补贴并对中企开放

Group 1 - The German government announced a new subsidy policy for electric vehicles (EVs) amounting to €3 billion, aimed at improving the climate and boosting the struggling automotive industry [1] - The subsidies will be available to all manufacturers, including Chinese brands, with amounts ranging from €1,500 to €6,000 depending on vehicle type, income level, and family size [1][2] - The funding is expected to benefit approximately 800,000 electric vehicles over the next 3 to 4 years, helping to reduce reliance on gasoline and diesel [1] Group 2 - The inclusive nature of the subsidy plan distinguishes Germany from other European countries like France and the UK, which have excluded many Chinese vehicles from their subsidy programs [2] - The new policy is anticipated to significantly benefit affordable electric vehicle brands like BYD, which are expanding their market share in Europe [2] - Data indicates that the top 11 newly registered pure electric vehicles in 2025 will predominantly come from Volkswagen or BMW, while Chinese manufacturers are gaining traction in the small car segment [2] Group 3 - A recent consensus between China and Europe regarding electric vehicle tariffs signals a welcoming stance towards Chinese manufacturers, despite existing tariffs [3] - Chinese brands like BYD are reportedly selling at higher prices in Europe compared to their domestic market, indicating a lack of dumping practices [3] - The new EU minimum price guidelines are viewed positively by the German automotive industry, as they are expected to stabilize the market amidst previous tariff-induced price confusion [3]