The Third Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee proposed that opening up is a distinctive feature of Chinese-style modernization,and that it is necessary to enhance the capacity of openness and deepen the reform of the foreign investment management system in the process of expanding international cooperation.In this context,high-quality"going global"is an inevitable requirement.At present,while electric vehicle brands and their products are accelerating to go abroad and actively exploring new paths of globalization,the risks of trade protectionism and trade friction are gradually increasing.So this paper reviews trade protectionist measures in major export destinations such as the European Union,the United States and ASEAN,and explores the opportunities for China's electric vehicles to"go global".It is found that the targeted anti-subsidy investigations in the European Union has slowed down the pace of China's electric vehicles to"go global",and the future green electricity barriers and the principle of origin will be further tightened.In addition to heavily subsidizing locally produced models,the construction process of the local supply chain in the United States has been further accelerated.Industrial technological transformation provides a broad incremental space for the global market of China's electric vehicles,and the scale effect of vertical supply chain provides a high-quality development foundation for their"going global".Therefore,we should refer to Japanese automobile companies to expand the international market by keeping up with market demand and building a network of political and business relationships,and improve value-added services such as after-sales experience,plan scientific and reasonable emission reduction paths in advance,and promote the comprehensive"going global"of China's electric vehicle products,brands and technologies,so as to consolidate the industrial advantages of China's electric vehicles and help the high-quality development of the automobile industry.
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