New energy vehicle development will put higher requirements on steel

At the recently opened Guangzhou Auto Show, new energy vehicles (NEVs) once again stole the spotlight. Whether it was a foreign brand, a domestic manufacturer, or a joint venture, nearly all automakers showcased their latest electric and hybrid models at this year’s event. Industry insiders suggest that China's automotive market is on the verge of a major push for energy-efficient technologies, particularly hybrid systems. As NEV development accelerates, the demand for advanced automotive steel is also rising. The shift toward new energy vehicles has become an inevitable trend in the automotive industry. With stricter environmental regulations, traditional gasoline-powered cars are increasingly seen as a major contributor to urban air pollution. Governments worldwide are pushing for cleaner transportation, and many automakers have responded by accelerating their investment in NEVs. In China, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, together with the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Science and Technology, and the National Development and Reform Commission, issued a notice on September 17th, extending central financial subsidies to pure electric, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell vehicles. The policy encourages megacities and urban clusters to promote at least 10,000 new energy vehicles over the next two years. Beyond national policies, local governments have also eased restrictions on NEVs, such as license plate limitations and purchase restrictions, making them more attractive to consumers. This supportive environment has prompted automakers to highlight their new energy offerings at the Guangzhou Auto Show. Despite these positive developments, China’s new energy vehicle industry still faces challenges. By the end of 2012, only 39,000 NEVs had been promoted nationwide. In the first half of 2013, production and sales totaled just 16,381 units. According to the "Energy Conservation and New Energy Vehicle Industry Development Plan (2012–2020)," China aimed to reach 500,000 units of pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2015, and 2 million units by 2020. Clearly, there is still a long way to go to meet these ambitious targets. Industry experts believe that while widespread adoption of NEVs will take time, the 2013 Guangzhou Auto Show already signaled a turning point. New energy vehicles are transitioning from mere displays to mass production. Hybrid technology is expected to lead the way in achieving industrialization. New energy vehicles bring higher demands on automotive materials, especially steel. As the industry moves toward safer, greener, and more intelligent vehicles, the need for high-performance steel is growing. Kang Yonglin, a professor at Beijing University of Science and Technology, emphasized that lightweighting is a key focus for NEVs. Using high-strength and ultra-high-strength steel, along with aluminum composites, can significantly reduce vehicle weight without compromising safety. Thermoformed steel, known for its strength and cost-effectiveness, is becoming increasingly popular in structural parts like anti-collision beams. He Wei, an expert from Tsinghua University’s Automotive Industry and Technology Strategy Institute, added that optimizing material use is crucial for achieving lightweight design. Choosing the right materials and applying appropriate manufacturing techniques can result in optimal performance and efficiency. This is evident in the SAIC Roewe 550 plug-in hybrid, which features a body composed of 67% high- and ultra-high-strength steel plates. Its ultra-high-strength UHSD structure rivals that of luxury vehicles in terms of strength and safety. Looking ahead, automotive steel remains a critical material due to its balance of safety, lightweight potential, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability. Future advancements will involve combining steel with innovative forming technologies and lightweight materials like aluminum to meet evolving industry standards. With the help of modern computing and simulation tools, automotive steel will continue to evolve, offering comprehensive solutions that enhance both performance and competitiveness.

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