【重磅深度】2025H2汽车投资策略——破旧立新

Core Viewpoint - The automotive industry shows resilience in its fundamentals, with AI growth style stocks outperforming expectations in H1 2025. The performance of various sub-sectors aligns with expectations, although some areas fell short. The automotive robotics sector performed the best, followed by passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, and heavy trucks, while dividend styles lagged behind AI growth styles [2][8]. Summary by Sections H1 2025 Automotive Industry Review - The automotive sector's fundamentals remained strong, with the "old-for-new" policy effectively supporting the market. Overall performance met expectations, with some sub-sectors underperforming. The automotive robotics sector led in stock performance, followed by passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, and heavy trucks, while dividend styles underperformed compared to AI growth styles [2][8]. H2 2025 Stock Selection Strategy - The automotive industry is at a crossroads, reminiscent of 2011 and 2018. The end of the electric vehicle (EV) boom is approaching, while the smart vehicle sector is emerging. Commercial vehicles and two-wheelers are seen as promising investment areas. The strategy focuses on identifying cyclical alpha stocks and embracing the next industrial trends of smart technology and robotics [3][8]. H2 2025 Key Stock Adjustments - The focus will shift to increasing the weight of dividend and quality stocks. Recommended stocks include: - Dividend & Quality: Yutong Bus, China National Heavy Duty Truck, Chunfeng Power, and parts suppliers like Fuyao Glass and Xingyu Co. - AI Growth: Xpeng Motors, Li Auto, Huawei (Seres and SAIC), and parts suppliers like Horizon Robotics and Top Group [4][8]. 2025 Automotive Sector Outlook - Key assumptions include the continuation of the "old-for-new" policy and no escalation in trade war risks. - Passenger Vehicles: Total domestic sales forecasted at 23.66 million units (up 3.9% YoY), with new energy vehicle sales at 14.32 million units (up 33% YoY). - Heavy Trucks: Domestic sales expected at 700,000 units (up 16.3% YoY). - Buses: Domestic sales forecasted at 87,600 units (up 20% YoY). - Motorcycles: Domestic sales expected at 4.46 million units (down 4% YoY) [5][8].