Core Insights - The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE) will take place from November 5 to 10, showcasing the automotive industry in Shanghai's Jiading District for the first time [2] - Jiading aims to establish itself as a world-class automotive industry center and a leading area for advanced autonomous driving, promoting both traditional and smart electric vehicles [2] Exhibition Overview - Jiading will feature a dedicated exhibition area of approximately 300 square meters, divided into four functional zones: reception area, international enterprise exhibition area, Jiading New Four Modernizations Innovation Laboratory, and government-enterprise meeting area [2] - The exhibition will utilize various formats such as vehicle displays, component arrays, digital screens, and interactive experiences to highlight Jiading's automotive ecosystem and innovation [2] Featured Companies and Innovations - NIO will showcase its new ET9 model, representing a decade of technological innovation and positioned as a smart electric flagship vehicle [3] - The Kalman brand will present its Zr model, designed for young users with a focus on futuristic and technological aesthetics [4] - Arkadia-life will display the P01 smart sofa, merging automotive design with home decor, showcasing cross-industry innovation [4] Future Innovations - The Jiading New Four Modernizations Innovation Laboratory will present cutting-edge products from six companies across various fields, emphasizing Jiading's innovation capabilities in electric, intelligent, connected, and shared vehicles [6] - Zhijing Technology will demonstrate its AI automotive design system, allowing users to create designs interactively [6] - Other exhibitors include companies focusing on high-performance sensors, sustainable materials, and innovative human-machine interaction solutions [7] Strategic Development - Jiading's strategic layout, referred to as "Two Cities and Two Districts," aims to enhance its comprehensive advantages in automotive, innovation, openness, and ecology, fostering a new high-quality development pattern [7]

Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive investment outlook for the 800V high-voltage platform in the new energy vehicle industry, suggesting it will become a mainstream configuration for mid-to-high-end electric vehicles by 2030 [20][22]. Core Insights - The transition from traditional 400V architecture to 800V architecture is expected to significantly enhance fast charging capabilities and energy efficiency, addressing the growing demand for high-performance electric vehicles [23][24]. - The market for the 800V high-voltage platform is projected to grow from approximately 12.52 billion yuan in 2024 to around 74.57 billion yuan by 2030, reflecting a compound annual growth rate exceeding 30% [22][24]. Summary by Sections Investment Overview - The investment focus in the new energy vehicle components industry has evolved from infrastructure-driven to high-value intelligent ecosystems, with capital increasingly directed towards segments with higher technological barriers and growth potential [2]. Financing Trends - From 2012 to 2015, the investment focus was primarily on power batteries, with a peak of 658 financing events in 2015. The focus then shifted to vehicle manufacturing from 2016 to 2018, before entering an adjustment period in 2019 due to subsidy reductions and market stabilization [4][5]. Market Dynamics - The number of new energy vehicles in China is expected to reach approximately 31.4 million by 2024, with charging infrastructure growing to 12.82 million units, achieving a vehicle-to-charger ratio of about 2.45:1 [8][15]. Industry Chain - The industry chain for the 800V high-voltage platform includes upstream suppliers of connectors and power devices, midstream solution providers, and downstream vehicle manufacturers. The construction of charging stations is crucial for the application of high-voltage platform technologies [7][13]. Technological Advancements - The 800V platform offers significant advantages over the 400V platform, including faster charging times and improved vehicle performance. For instance, vehicles equipped with the 800V platform can achieve charging from 30% to 80% in approximately 16 minutes, compared to over 30 minutes for 400V models [11][12]. Policy and Infrastructure - The report highlights the importance of enhancing public fast-charging networks and standardizing charging technologies to support the widespread adoption of the 800V high-voltage platform. Policies are being directed to encourage investment in high-power public charging stations [16][18]. Future Projections - The market for the 800V high-voltage platform is expected to see a rapid increase in penetration from high-end models to the mid-range market, driven by advancements in domestic manufacturing capabilities and the maturation of the supply chain [24].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the event is that China's automotive industry is leading the global semiconductor strategy, particularly in electric and intelligent vehicles [1][8] - The "New Four Modernizations" (electrification, connectivity, intelligence, and sharing) are identified as key trends in the automotive sector, with electrification currently in a solid development phase [3][4] - The global automotive market is expected to grow moderately by 2% in 2024, with Chinese manufacturers holding a significant growth opportunity, currently accounting for about 30% of the production market share [3][4] Group 2 - The automotive semiconductor market is projected to grow steadily, with specific annual compound growth rates: 13.1% for powertrain, 14% for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), 9.3% for infotainment, and 3% for comfort and body electronics [5] - The development of low-voltage networks is highlighted, with Tesla's introduction of a 48V low-voltage network seen as a significant technological advancement [7] - Yole's Triple-C model evaluates automotive manufacturers' semiconductor strategies based on breadth, depth, and supply chain resilience, indicating that Chinese manufacturers exceed global averages in semiconductor investment [8][10] Group 3 - The importance of both electrification and intelligence as the main driving forces in the automotive market is emphasized, with the semiconductor market growing faster than the overall vehicle market [10] - The investment in semiconductors by domestic manufacturers is notably high, particularly in power semiconductors, which is crucial for the success of electrification [10] - The model developed by Yole assists manufacturers in clarifying their position in the semiconductor landscape and formulating appropriate strategies [8][10]