2025年汽车行业研究报告

Core Insights - The automotive industry is undergoing significant transformation, with domestic brands emerging as the primary growth engine, and new energy technologies reshaping value rules and pricing strategies [1][2][4] Group 1: Domestic Brand Growth - Domestic brands have become the sole growth driver in the automotive market, with sales increasing by 20.3% year-on-year, translating to a net increase of 1.855 million vehicles, contributing to a 9.2% overall market growth [2][4] - The share of domestic brands in the market has risen significantly, with their market share increasing from 90% to 97% in the under 100,000 yuan segment [8] Group 2: Pricing and Value Restructuring - The application of new energy technologies has led to a redefinition of pricing standards, where product value now supersedes brand symbolism [4][6] - The competition landscape is shifting towards price tier management, with a focus on cost reduction and efficiency becoming a new operational challenge [9][8] Group 3: Advertising and Marketing Trends - Overall advertising investment in the automotive industry has decreased compared to the previous year, with a notable contraction in the number of advertisers [12][14] - The luxury segment (vehicles priced above 300,000 yuan) accounted for 41.3% of advertising investment, while the mainstream market (10,000-200,000 yuan) represented 38.5% [17] Group 4: AI and User Engagement - Baidu's automotive ecosystem is leveraging AI to enhance user experience and marketing workflows, with a 5.3% increase in automotive search volume and a 34.4% rise in user reading volume [25][21] - AI is transforming the search engine into an AI engine, reshaping user interaction and content consumption patterns [37][39] Group 5: User Behavior and Decision-Making - The average decision-making period for users has shortened, with a 37.5% increase in the number of models compared during the search process [48][53] - Users are increasingly favoring content that provides strong comparative references and purchase recommendations, indicating a shift towards more informed decision-making [53][48]