Toyota(US:TM) 电动车公社·2026-01-20 17:58Group 1 - Renault Group's global sales in 2025 are projected to exceed 2.336 million units, representing a year-on-year growth of 3.2% [2][3] - The Renault brand is expected to sell approximately 1.628 million units, also reflecting a 3.2% increase, while the Dacia brand is anticipated to achieve sales of around 697,408 units, marking a 3.1% growth [2][3] - Renault's growth amidst an overall market decline is attributed to its "Global Development Plan" and accelerated electrification, with electric models now accounting for 44% of its offerings [5] Group 2 - Toyota's sales in China for 2025 are projected to reach 1.7804 million units, showing a slight year-on-year increase of 0.2%, ending a four-year decline and making it the only Japanese brand to achieve positive growth [6][7] - Despite the growth, Toyota continues to focus on traditional fuel vehicles, but its electrification efforts are advancing faster than competitors like Honda and Nissan, with the launch of the Platinum Smart 3X model [9] - The future success of Japanese brands, including Toyota, in regaining market share will depend on their localization efforts and the pace of electrification to keep up with Chinese automakers [9] Group 3 - Germany has announced the reintroduction of electric vehicle purchase subsidies aimed at individual consumers, with amounts ranging from €1,500 to €6,000 based on vehicle type, household income, and family size [10] - This initiative indicates Germany's renewed commitment to promoting the electric vehicle market, with subsidies not restricted by the origin of the vehicle, allowing Chinese brands to compete equally with local manufacturers [12] - The new policy also includes measures to prevent subsidy fraud, requiring new vehicles to be held for at least three years, which is beneficial for the entry of Chinese electric vehicles into the German market [12]