Author(s)

Zheng Zhou ¹, Hayder Albayati ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Woosong University, Daejeon, Republic of Korea

Corresponding Author

Zheng Zhou

ABSTRACT

The Chinese public has a high level of attention to the new energy vehicle industry in China, how to increase the sales of new energy vehicles is a very meaningful question. The development of new energy vehicles in China has made rapid progress, and China's new energy vehicle industry has occupied an undeniable position worldwide. China is an important manufacturing country and market in the field of new energy vehicles, and the Chinese new energy vehicle industry should seize the current opportunity. With the continuous enhancement of China's comprehensive national strength and the rapid development of technology, Chinese consumers have more and more industrial high-tech consumer goods, including new energy vehicles, to choose from. This article comprehensively discusses the factors related to the Chinese public's willingness to purchase new energy vehicles from the perspectives of new energy vehicle policies and their implementation, new energy vehicle performance characteristics, and environmental attributes, combined with the relevant experience of some developed countries in new energy vehicles. Through summary and analysis, rational suggestions are proposed.

KEYWORDS

New Energy Vehicle; Policy; Performance of New Energy Vehicles; Environment

CITE THIS PAPER

Zheng Zhou, Hayder Albayati, Research on Factors Influencing the Purchase Intention of New Energy Vehicles in China. Population, Resources & Environmental Economics (2024) Vol. 5: 38-47. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/pree.2024.050305.

REFERENCES

[1] feng, X., Wang, S., Wang, M., & Chen, C. (2016). America's Innovative New Energy Policies and its Enlightenment to China. Jiangxi Science, 34(05), 712–716.
[2] Ju, J., Chen, Y., & Yu, Y. (2021). Suggestions on Application and Extension of New Energy Vehicles in China Based on German Experiences under the Goal of Carbon Peak. Transport Energy Conservation & Environmental Protection, 17(05), 27-32+36.
[3] Lei, S., & Huang, J. (2022). Research on Laws and Policies of New Energy Vehicle Battery Recycling Industry at Home and Abroad. Auto Time, 02, 86–88.
[4] Li, X., He, D., & Peng, J. (2016). The Policy Measures and Future Trend of Electric Vehicles in Germany. Global Science,Technology and Economy Outlook, 31(09), 64–69.
[5] Liu, C. (2016). Analysis of Development Strategy in American New Energy Vehicles Industry and the Relevant Enlightenment. Journal of Baoji University of Arts and Sciences(Social Science Edition), 36(05), 64–67.
[6] Shang, T., & Miao, X. (2016). Study on the Structure and Dynamic Evolution of Scientific Knowledge Network of International New Energy Vehicles. Science & Technology Progress and Policy, 33(20), 147–153.
[7] Shi, J., & Zhang, J. (2017). International Experience Comparison of New Energy Vehicle Development Policy. Value Engineering, 36(14), 238–242.
[8] Sun, J., & Dong, J. (2022). Research on Tesla’s Strategic Layout. Auto Time, 17, 121–123.
[9] Xing, W., & Zhang, K. (2023). Tax Policies for the Hybrid Vehicle Industry: International Experiences and Future Development. Fiscal Science, 04, 140–153.
[10] Xue, Y. (2014). EU’s New Energy Policy and EU-China New Energy Co-operation. Global Science,Technology and Economy Outlook, 29(06), 1–7.
[11] Yang, J., Zhang, Z., Wang, M., & Jiang, X. (2021). Comparison and Enlightenment of Development Policies for Electric Logistics Vehicles at Home and Abroad. Logistics Engineering and Management, 43(04), 153-156+131.
[12] Yuan, X., & Hua, X. (2021). A brief analysis of the role of electric vehicles in facilitating the realization of carbon neutrality target through green transport. World Environment, 03, 56–59. 

Sponsors, Associates, and Links

---

• Information Systems and Economics
  
  
• Accounting, Auditing and Finance
  
  
• Industrial Engineering and Innovation Management
  
  
• Tourism Management and Technology Economy
  
  
• Journal of Computational and Financial Econometrics
  
  
• Financial Engineering and Risk Management
  
  
• Accounting and Corporate Management
  
  
• Social Security and Administration Management
  
  
• Statistics & Quantitative Economics
  
  
• Agricultural & Forestry Economics and Management
  
  
• Social Medicine and Health Management
  
  
• Land Resource Management
  
  
• Information, Library and Archival Science
  
  
• Journal of Human Resource Development
  
  
• Manufacturing and Service Operations Management
  
  
• Operational Research and Cybernetics