With Chinese automotive brands rapidly expanding in Europe, new energy vehicles are reshaping the local automotive aftermarket. Growing demand for maintenance, spare parts, technical services, and EV repair solutions creates new opportunities while bringing challenges in supply chains, compliance, technology adaptation, and service networks.

China’s automotive seat sector has moved from replacing foreign suppliers in the domestic NEV market to pursuing global expansion. While local companies have gained advantages in integration, speed, and product innovation, high-end technologies, international compliance, and overseas capacity remain key challenges in competing with global giants.

The NEV market is entering a new phase. After years of intense price competition, rising battery costs, chip shortages, and demand for advanced technologies are pushing automakers to adjust prices. CINEVE 2026 examines why consumers are shifting from chasing lower prices to valuing technology, intelligence, and long-term product strength.

The new-generation Xiaomi SU7 introduces a warm, human-centered interior design philosophy. Through refined colors, upgraded materials, and precision craftsmanship, Xiaomi reveals a new direction for EV interior competition.

At the 2026 CIAACE Beijing Show, TPE car floor mats dominated many exhibition booths, highlighting a new trend in the automotive aftermarket. With advantages such as precise fitment, easy cleaning, environmental safety, and compatibility with new energy vehicles, TPE floor mats are becoming an important choice for modern car owners.

Hainan’s planned 2030 fuel vehicle sales phase-out marks a major step in China’s automotive electrification transition. With over 43 million NEVs nationwide and growing demand for post-warranty services, the shortage of three-electric maintenance capabilities is opening new opportunities for automotive aftermarket professionals.