Non-mechanically driven vehicles for the disabled have increased their export

Business Club May 26th With the increase in the demand for non-mechanical driven vehicles for people with disabilities and the advancement of technology, in recent years, the R&D of core production technologies related to China has achieved rapid development. On the one hand, the core technologies of domestic related production enterprises have continuously improved, and the degree of foreign dependence on the market has gradually decreased; on the other hand, the competitiveness of the industry's market continues to increase, and the export intensity of enterprises has increased.

Exports are much larger than imports

In 2006, China imported 3,844 non-mechanically driven vehicles for the disabled, with an import value of US$ 984,000. In 2010, imports increased significantly, reaching 111,000 units, an increase of 190.33% year-on-year; import value was 1,753,600 USD, a year-on-year increase of 125.42% (2009 import volume/amount decreased year-on-year). In the past five years, the import volume and import value of non-mechanically driven disabled vehicles in China have increased by 186.0% and 78.3%, respectively, showing rapid growth.

Compared with the import market, the export market for non-mechanically driven disabled vehicles in China is much larger, and the export volume has maintained a relatively stable growth. In 2006, the export volume of non-mechanically driven disabled vehicles in China was 2,697,700 units, and the export volume was 137 million U.S. dollars; in 2010, the related export volume was 3,620,900 units, and the export volume was 245 million U.S. dollars, which was a year-on-year increase of 27.35% and 28.65 respectively. %. In the past five years, China's exports of non-mechanical-driven disabled vehicles have increased by 34.2%, and exports have increased by 78.2%.

Import source market concentration

China's import market for non-mechanical disabled vehicles is relatively concentrated, while the import destination is mainly large cities.

In 2010 (the same below), according to the amount of imports, the number of countries and regions that import non-mechanically driven handicapped vehicles in China was ranked first in Hong Kong, China, with 4,752 vehicles imported, and the import volume was 694,000. The U.S. dollar accounted for 43.2% and 39.6% of China's non-mechanical-driven disabled car imports and total imports respectively in the same period; the second place is China Taiwan, with a related import volume of 3175 units and an import volume of US$ 434,000. , accounting for 28.9% and 24.7% of the total import volume and total import volume, respectively;

Tianjin ranked first in China's non-mechanical-driven disabled car importing region, with 4,963 vehicles imported, accounting for 45.1% of the total imports of non-mechanically driven handicapped vehicles in China during the same period; import value was US$751,000, accounting for 42.8%. Shanghai ranks second, with 4056 imports, accounting for 36.9%, and import value of US$589,000, accounting for 33.6%. Beijing ranked third, with 348 imports, accounting for 3.2%; imports were $190,000, accounting for 10.8%. The import volume of the three places together accounted for 95.2% of the total imports of non-mechanically driven disabled vehicles in China during the same period; the total import volume accounted for 87.2%.

High exports to Japan, the United States, and Germany

China's non-mechanical-driven disabled vehicles exported a total of 3,622,900 vehicles. Export destinations are relatively concentrated: they are sorted by export amount, the first is Japan, and the export volume is 338,300, accounting for 9.3% of China's non-mechanical-driven disabled vehicles in the same period; the export value is 51.858 million US dollars, accounting for 21.2 %. The second place is the United States, with 770,100 exports, accounting for 21.5%; and the export value is 43.966 million US dollars, accounting for 18.0%. The third place is Germany. The export volume is 319,800, accounting for 8.8%; the export value is 20.220 million US dollars, accounting for 8.3%.

Guangdong, Jiangsu, and Shanghai are the major export regions of non-mechanically driven disabled vehicles in China. The export volume accounts for 46.9%, 28.5%, and 12.8% of the total exports of this type of products for the same period; the export volume accounts for 37.5% and 30.4 respectively. % and 17.9%, together accounted for 85.8%.

According to export statistics, the top three export companies were Foshan Shunde Anian Industrial Co., Ltd., Songyong Welfare Appliances Manufacturing (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and Foshan Nanhai Kaiyang Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.