"十五五"中国小微客车短租市场规模年均料增15%左右 中新社北京12月23日电 (记者 刘文文)中国交通运输部副部长李扬23日在国务院新闻办公室举行的发布 会上表示，据预测，"十五五"时期，全国小微客车短租市场规模年均增长15%左右。 李扬认为，明年及以后，交通运输领域消费有几个重点增长方向。首先，游艇和邮轮消费将是增长点。 近三年，中国新登记游艇数量年均增速40%以上，呈现快速增长态势。过去被认为属于高消费的游艇正 在向大众化消费、规模化发展阶段演进。交通运输部将抓住这一发展动向，研究制定扩大游艇消费的若 干措施。邮轮方面，交通运输部会同文旅部印发《进一步促进邮轮运输及旅游服务发展的若干措施》， 支持有条件的地方发展邮轮服务，提供更多的邮轮航线，开发更多的邮轮消费产品。 其次，小微客车租赁市场值得关注。今年国庆假期，小微客车租赁呈爆发式增长。目前，中国小微型客 车租赁总量已达到400万辆，还处于快速发展时期。李扬表示，明年将针对当下小微客车租赁的痛点、 堵点、卡点，加强重点时段租赁车辆供应，会同有关部门用好高铁站、机场、汽车客运站等交通枢纽， 推动异地便捷免费或降费还车，形成网络化布局，优化小微客车租赁发展 ...

作为融合自由出行与深度体验的旅游方式，自驾游正以强劲的消费拉动力与产业重塑力，为旅游产业注入全新机遇，构建 起"全域联动、全链协同"的产业新生态。 市场规模不断扩张 近年来，自驾游市场持续扩容。中国社会科学院旅游研究中心与中国旅游车船协会联合发布的《中国自驾游发展报告》显 示，2024年，中国自驾游市场规模突破1.5万亿元，同比增长20%，连续7年占据国内旅游市场60%以上份额。近期，中国旅游 车船协会发布的《中国自驾车、旅居车与露营旅游发展报告（2024—2025）》显示，自驾游以77.4%的占比稳居国民出行方式 首位。自驾游已成为居民出游的绝对主力，实现从"出行选择"到"市场支柱"的量级跨越。 本报记者 梁傲男 秋日的赛里木湖，临湖露营地炊烟袅袅，自驾游客王女士一家正停车休整。"在新疆，动辄两三小时的车程是常态，以前 来新疆是'打卡式赶路'，现在选择自驾就能随时停下邂逅惊喜。"王女士指着营地内整齐排列的充电桩和露营装备告诉《证券日 报》记者，"你看这营地，水电齐全，还能预订手抓肉，我们一路走来沿途有很多这样的新业态，让'过路客'心甘情愿变成'过 夜客'。" 《中共中央关于制定国民经济和社会发展第十五个五年 ...

Core Insights - The 2025 Pan-Yangtze River Delta Self-Driving Tourism Industry Development Conference and the "Thousand Cars and Ten Thousand People Tour Su City" launch ceremony took place on October 15-16, highlighting Su City's growing prominence as a tourist destination in the Yangtze River Delta region [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The event was guided by the China Tourism Vehicle Association and co-hosted by tourism associations from Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Anhui, and Su City, aiming to explore new models and paths for the self-driving and camping industry [1][2] - Su City aims to leverage this event to enhance its cultural tourism brand and develop high-quality projects like the Zhu Hai self-driving camp [2] Group 2: Cultural and Tourism Promotion - A highlight of the conference was the immersive performance showcasing Su City's unique cultural tourism products and promotional policies, emphasizing its cultural richness and local flavors [3] - Social media influencers and students participated in promoting Su City's attractions, generating significant online buzz and engagement [3] Group 3: Infrastructure and Quality Development - The construction and operation of high-quality camping sites are increasingly important, with the Niu Jiao Village and Zhu Hai Leisure Sports Town recognized as exemplary eco-friendly destinations [4] - Both sites received the title of "Jiangsu Province Self-Driving RV Camping Base," marking a significant step in establishing Su City as a premium camping destination [4] Group 4: Collaborative Agreements - Multiple cooperation agreements were signed to enhance tourism flow into Su City, ensuring a steady influx of visitors and bolstering the local tourism market [5] - The collaboration between tourism associations from the Yangtze River Delta and Su City aims to create a robust network for resource sharing and mutual benefits [5] Group 5: Industry Insights and Future Directions - Experts discussed the potential of self-driving RV tourism as a transformative force for rural tourism, emphasizing the need for innovative camping experiences and night economy development [6] - A roundtable dialogue featured industry leaders discussing the integration of self-driving tourism with various business models, aiming to create a new ecosystem for tourism development [6] Group 6: Thematic Activities - The conference introduced themed activities such as "Start from 'Su' and Enjoy Freedom in 'City'" and a live market for local food and cultural heritage, enhancing the overall experience for participants [7] - The event culminated in a caravan of self-driving vehicles, showcasing the scenic beauty and cultural richness of Su City, creating memorable experiences for attendees [7]

Core Insights - The self-driving travel market in Jiangsu has shown strong growth during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, with self-driving becoming the mainstream mode of travel [1] Group 1: Market Performance - Self-driving orders in Jiangsu increased by 52% year-on-year during the holiday period [1] - The proportion of intercity long-distance self-driving orders rose to 58%, an increase of 11 percentage points compared to last year's National Day holiday [1] - Average spending per self-driving tourist has increased, with dining and shopping accounting for over 50% of total expenditures [1] Group 2: Source Regions - Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Anhui are the top three sources of out-of-province self-driving tourists to Jiangsu, collectively accounting for over 60% [1] - Major highways such as G2 Beijing-Shanghai Expressway and G60 Huhang Expressway serve as key traffic routes for cross-regional travel [1] - Shandong and Henan are significant contributors to the influx of out-of-province self-driving tourists due to their proximity and economic strength [1] Group 3: Intra-Provincial Travel - Within Jiangsu, the Su-Xi-Chang metropolitan area has a notable share of intercity self-driving orders [1] - Popular routes include the Ring Taihu No. 1 Road and rural routes around Taihu Lake [1] - Nanjing, as the provincial capital, has a significant radiating effect on the northern and central regions of Jiangsu, leading to noticeable growth in intercity self-driving orders [1]

Core Insights - The main mode of travel during the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays is expected to be self-driving, with an estimated 1.87 billion trips, accounting for nearly 80% of total travel volume [1] - Domestic self-driving travel demand has increased by 6.7% year-on-year, while outbound self-driving travel demand has risen by 11.6% [1][3] Domestic Self-Driving Travel - The domestic self-driving travel market is experiencing robust growth, with an increase in travel duration by nearly one day compared to last year [3] - The average rental cost per self-driving tourist has increased by over 20% year-on-year due to high demand during the holiday [3] - Top 10 popular self-driving cities include Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Xining, Harbin, Hohhot, Urumqi, Beijing, Shenzhen, and Lanzhou, with western and northeastern regions seeing a surge in popularity [3][4] Northeastern Region Growth - The northeastern region, particularly Harbin and Hohhot, has seen a significant increase in rental demand, with rental prices in Hohhot rising over 40% compared to the pre-holiday period [4] - Tourists from Guangdong are increasingly opting for long-distance self-driving trips, favoring destinations like Urumqi, Kashgar, and Hohhot [4] International Self-Driving Travel - Outbound self-driving travel demand has grown by 11.6%, with an average rental duration increase of 7% [4] - Popular international destinations include Australia, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, Canada, Norway, Turkey, France, the UK, and Thailand, with notable growth in European countries [4][5] - Iceland has seen a staggering 210% increase in rental demand, highlighting the appeal of unique natural landscapes to Chinese self-driving tourists [4] Asian and African Destinations - In Asia, Malaysia, Oman, and Japan have experienced over 100% year-on-year growth in rental demand, with Oman showing a remarkable increase of over 180% [5] - In Africa, self-driving demand in South Africa has grown by 130%, Egypt by 50%, and Namibia by 44%, indicating a strong interest in wildlife observation and cultural exploration [5] Family and Youth Travel Trends - Family travel, particularly involving "one old and one young," has become a significant growth driver during the holidays, with family self-driving trips increasing by 15.7% year-on-year [7] - The younger demographic, particularly those born after 1995, has shown a 23% increase in self-driving travel, while those born after 2000 have seen a 26% increase, indicating a shift towards international and diverse travel preferences [8]

Core Insights - The self-driving travel market is experiencing significant growth during the National Day holiday, with both the scale of self-driving trips and consumer spending increasing. Domestic self-driving demand has grown by 6.7% year-on-year, with average rental time increasing by nearly one day. Consumers are willing to pay more for high-quality travel experiences, with per capita rental costs rising by over 20% [1][2]. Domestic Self-Driving Trends - Domestic self-driving demand has increased by 6.7% year-on-year, with longer travel periods and greater distances traveled. One-third of self-driving travelers are opting for staggered travel by taking leave [1]. - Families traveling with children have seen a 15.7% increase in self-driving trips, reflecting changing parenting philosophies and consumer tendencies among new-generation parents [5]. International Self-Driving Trends - International self-driving demand has surged by 11.6% year-on-year, with average rental duration increasing by 7%. Long-distance destinations are particularly popular, indicating a trend towards deeper travel experiences [2]. - Notable growth in rental demand has been observed in various countries, including Iceland (210% increase), Oman (over 180% increase), and South Africa (130% increase) [2]. Demographic Insights - The 55-64 age group of self-driving travelers has grown by 18% year-on-year, indicating a strong desire for travel among older adults who typically have more disposable income and time [3][5]. - Younger travelers, particularly those born after 1995, are also driving market growth, with a 23% increase in self-driving trips among this demographic, and a 26% increase among those born after 2000 [5].

Core Insights - Domestic self-driving travel demand increased by 6.7% year-on-year during the National Day holiday, while outbound self-driving travel demand rose by 11.6% [1] - The report indicates a growing trend of families traveling together, particularly with the "one old and one young" demographic driving market growth [8][9] Domestic Self-Driving Travel - Popular domestic self-driving cities during the holiday included Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and several cities in the Northeast and West regions [2][4] - The average duration of domestic self-driving trips increased by nearly one day, with per capita car rental spending rising by over 20% [1] - The Northeast region, particularly Harbin and Hulunbuir, saw a significant increase in rental demand, with prices rising over 40% during the holiday [4] International Self-Driving Travel - Outbound self-driving travel demand saw a notable increase, with long-distance destinations performing particularly well [5] - Popular international self-driving destinations included Australia, Italy, and New Zealand, with Iceland experiencing a staggering 210% increase in rental demand [5][7] - Asian destinations like Malaysia and Oman also saw significant growth, with Oman’s rental demand increasing by over 180% [7] Family and Young Traveler Trends - Family travel, especially among young parents, saw a 15.7% increase during the holiday, with a focus on interactive and experiential education [9][11] - The younger demographic, particularly those born after 1995, showed a 23% increase in self-driving travel, indicating a shift towards international and diverse travel experiences [11] - The 55-64 age group also demonstrated strong travel intentions, with an 18% year-on-year increase, reflecting their preference for comfortable and in-depth travel experiences [11]

Core Insights - The number of self-driving road trips in China is projected to reach 608 million in 2024, marking an 11.6% year-on-year increase, driven by a growing interest among younger generations, particularly those born after 2000 [2][3] - The self-driving road trip market is significantly contributing to various sectors, with an estimated industry output value of 676.2 billion yuan in 2024, promoting economic growth through a combination of automotive and tourism consumption [2][11] Group 1: Demographics and Trends - The majority of self-driving travelers are male, accounting for 70.7%, but there is a rising interest among female travelers, especially those born in the 1990s [3] - Over 50% of self-driving travelers come from third-tier cities and below, likely due to more leisure time available to residents in these areas [3] - Family and friend outings are the preferred travel styles, with nearly 80% of trips lasting less than a week, while 5.4% opt for trips longer than 12 days [3] Group 2: Travel Routes and Preferences - The most popular self-driving routes include the Sichuan-Tibet Line (G318), Northwest Ring Line, Northern Xinjiang Ring Line, and the Duku Highway, known for their scenic beauty and adventurous experiences [4][5][6] - The Sichuan-Tibet Line is particularly noted for its stunning landscapes and is best traveled in May, June, September, and October [4] Group 3: Infrastructure and Industry Support - The development of infrastructure, such as the completion of various scenic highways and service areas, is crucial for supporting the growth of self-driving tourism [7] - Standardized self-driving service stations are being established in regions like Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei to enhance traveler experiences, with plans to expand from over 30 to 100 stations [7] Group 4: Rental Trends and Popular Destinations - During the upcoming May Day holiday, rental orders are expected to surge, particularly in regions like Xinjiang, Sichuan, and Guangdong, as travelers seek to explore these areas [8] - Domestic travel hotspots include Urumqi, Chengdu, Guangzhou, and others, with a notable increase in interest in cities like Kashgar and Yining [8] Group 5: Planning and Satisfaction - Over 80% of self-driving travelers report satisfaction with their experiences, although some face challenges such as disagreements with companions and unexpected weather [10] - The industry is evolving rapidly, with improvements in market conditions and policy guidance expected to enhance the overall travel experience [11]