汽车行业周报：加拿大降低中国产电动车关税，特斯拉终止FSD买断-20260125

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommendation" rating for the automotive industry, indicating a positive outlook for the sector [4]. Core Insights - The automotive industry experienced an overall increase of 2.2% during the week from January 11 to January 17, driven by a reduction in tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles by Canada, which lowered the import tariff to 6.1% and allowed a quota of 49,000 vehicles in the first year, increasing to 70,000 over five years [1][28]. - Tesla announced the termination of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) buyout option, transitioning to a subscription model priced at $99 per month, effective February 14 [1][31]. Market Performance Overview - The automotive sector's performance was positive, with the CS Automotive index rising by 2.2% [2][11]. - The secondary automotive sectors mostly saw gains, with the automotive services sector leading at +5.2%, followed by automotive parts and commercial vehicles at +3.9% and +3.7%, respectively [11]. - The passenger vehicle sector experienced a slight decline of -1.6% [11]. Individual Stock Performance - Notable stock performances included New Coordinates (+36.3%), Tieliu Co. (+33.0%), and Liancheng Precision (+24.8%) [15]. - Conversely, stocks such as Jiaoyun Co. (-7.5%), Hengshuai Co. (-6.9%), and Huihan Co. (-5.2%) saw declines [15]. Key Covered Stocks - Among the covered stocks, notable increases were seen in Zhongrong Electric (+23.6%), Kabeiyi (+19.2%), and China Automotive Research (+17.9%) [19]. Recent Industry Developments - Chery Automobile held its 2026 AI conference, showcasing advancements in AI technology across various domains [24]. - Dongfeng Motor launched its first product from a new 16,000-ton integrated die-casting line, becoming the first automaker to implement this technology in the industry [26][27]. - The Chinese automotive market in Europe reached a record market share of 9.5% in December 2025, nearly doubling from the previous year [29].