The Window for Chinese Automakers Going Global Is More Than Halfway Closed; Industry Leaders Discuss Globalization and Sustainable Development

[Global Expansion] The 2025 Forum on Globalization and Sustainable Development of China's Automotive Industry released a joint initiative, reports, and consensus statements.

⚡ Key Insight: The Window Period Is Already Past Its Midpoint—Competition Enters Deep Waters

On December 19, nearly 200 industry representatives gathered in Beijing to discuss automotive globalization and ESG-related topics. The forum issued the "Initiative for Sustainable Development of China’s Automotive Industry," calling for fair competition and promoting sustainable development.

📊 Key Data: Two Reports Reveal a New Phase of Overseas Expansion

China Automotive Innovation Institute, in collaboration with Roland Berger and SynTao Consulting, released the "2025 Report on the Globalization of China’s Automotive Industry" and the "2025 Blue Book on Sustainable Development of China’s Automotive Industry." These reports highlight that the 'window period' for Chinese automakers going global is already more than halfway over, signaling increasingly fierce market competition ahead.

💡 Industry Impact: Three Consensus Points Anchor the Long-Term Path Forward

The forum established three key consensus points, emphasizing open technology, green and low-carbon practices, and responsible governance. Case studies from companies such as Seres and Toyota China showcased successful ESG implementations, offering replicable models for the broader industry.