TREE NEWS update: The Beijing Municipal People’s Government issued a plan for deepening its international consumption center city construction during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, which includes increasing efforts to promote new energy vehicles. The plan also calls for improving the used-car circulation system, promoting convenient transactions and standardized, scaled market development, and orderly developing aftermarket consumption such as vehicle modification, leasing, racing and RV camping.
Beijing Plan Aims to Boost New Energy Vehicle Sales
Beijing's plan matters less for EV demand than for the used-vehicle layer beneath it: a functioning trade-in and resale system is what lets owners cycle into new energy models without absorbing a one-way depreciation hit. The aftermarket items — modification, leasing, racing, RV camping — point to a broader attempt to monetise vehicles after the point of sale, an area where China's regulatory grey zones have long suppressed formal business. Whether the used-car measures translate into standardised pricing and cross-region transfer is the open question; without that, the rest stays aspirational.
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