Chinese buses expect to move from manufacturing to creation

With the continuous improvement of the overall level of the Chinese auto industry, the Chinese bus industry has also shown rapid development. On December 26, 2010, the largest passenger car manufacturer in China, Zhengzhou Yutong Bus Company, announced that the 40,000th passenger car in 2010 will go offline. Experts in the industry expressed that domestic bus companies must continue to increase technological innovation and service innovation while achieving outstanding results, and realize the transformation of Chinese manufacturing into China.

Yutong Company announced that its 40,000th passenger car will be rolled off in 2010, becoming the first company in the domestic passenger car industry to reach this scale. According to industry insiders, this means that of the large and medium domestic passenger cars sold in 2010, one in every four vehicles is Yutong Bus, and the market share of Yutong is more than 25%.

Relevant information shows that the passenger car manufacturing industry in China has shown rapid development in recent years. At present, the production and sales volume of passenger cars in China account for more than one-third of the global market share. At the same time, the Chinese car's own brand has a market share of more than 90% in the domestic market. The data shows that Yutong has become the largest single and medium-sized passenger car production base in the world. Yutong achieved an annual sales of 40,000 vehicles, which means that the market share of independent brands in the Chinese bus industry will be further increased.

Wei Luxun, deputy director of the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Industry of the Ministry of Commerce, said that the rise of a group of Chinese bus manufacturers in the world shows the vitality of Chinese manufacturing. However, on the whole, there is still a gap between the current Chinese products and world-class brands. China's leading passenger car companies should continue to play a leading role in the industry. At the dawn of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan”, China will continue to increase technological innovation, narrow the gap with world-class brands, and ultimately realize the transition from a well-known Chinese brand to a world-renowned brand. Made in China to create a change in China.