2025年GDP十强城市预估排名出炉：上海第1，苏州远超成都，南京入围？

Core Insights - The 2025 GDP forecast for China's top ten cities reveals a competitive landscape, with Shanghai and Beijing maintaining their positions as economic powerhouses, while cities like Shenzhen, Chongqing, and Guangzhou are rapidly advancing [1][3]. Group 1: Shanghai and Beijing - Shanghai's GDP is projected to reach 5.67 trillion yuan, an increase of 278.2 billion yuan from the previous year, with significant contributions from the Zhangjiang Science City and Yangshan Port, which has been the world's busiest container port for 19 consecutive years [1][5]. - Beijing's GDP is expected to surpass 5.2 trillion yuan, growing by 388 billion yuan, driven by a surge in tech startups in Zhongguancun and a digital economy that constitutes over 65% of its GDP [3][5]. Group 2: Emerging Cities - Shenzhen's GDP is forecasted to hit 3.89 trillion yuan, with a growth rate of 5.68%, bolstered by major players like BYD in the electric vehicle market, which holds a 12% global share [5][7]. - Chongqing's GDP is anticipated to reach 3.37 trillion yuan, with a notable contribution from the automotive sector, where companies like Changan and Seres account for 12% of its GDP [7]. - Guangzhou's GDP is projected at 3.23 trillion yuan, supported by investments in AI and digital economy sectors, with local companies contributing significantly to national testing mileage in smart vehicles [7]. Group 3: Other Notable Cities - Suzhou's GDP is expected to be 2.79 trillion yuan, with a strong focus on nanotechnology and a 20% annual growth in patents in biomedicine and integrated circuits [7]. - Chengdu is set to achieve a GDP of 2.5 trillion yuan, with a remarkable growth rate of 6.57%, driven by advancements in electronic information and new energy industries [8]. - Hangzhou's GDP is forecasted at 2.3 trillion yuan, with its digital economy core industries accounting for over 30% of its GDP, showcasing a transition from an e-commerce hub to a smart city [8]. - Wuhan's GDP is projected to reach 2.23 trillion yuan, with significant contributions from the optoelectronic information industry and a resilient economic recovery post-pandemic [8]. - Nanjing's GDP is expected to be 1.93 trillion yuan, with high-tech industries like integrated circuits and new energy vehicles making up over 55% of its GDP [9].