1. Cross border e-commerce reshapes export models

Through platforms such as Amazon and Temu, Chinese auto parts manufacturers have adopted the "small order fast response" model, reducing delivery time in the North American market from 30 days to 3 days, improving after-sales response speed by 70%, and reducing customer complaint rates by 45%.
Cross border e-commerce data analysis shows that high profit categories such as EV charging cables and lightweight alloy wheels have become export bestsellers, with order volumes increasing by 112% year-on-year.

2. Explosive growth in the Russian and Southeast Asian markets

In 2025, China's exports of automotive parts to Russia will surge by 112% year-on-year, and the market share of vulnerable parts such as brake systems and filters will jump from 19% to 51%.
The Southeast Asian market is benefiting from RCEP policies, with import tariffs on auto parts in Thailand and Vietnam dropping below 5%. Chinese companies are rapidly penetrating through localized warehousing and brand agency models.

3. Intelligent accessories lead the technological upgrade

The global market size of intelligent sensors and autonomous driving related accessories has exceeded 180 billion US dollars, and Chinese companies rank second in the world in terms of the number of technology patents in the field of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems).
Camel Group and other traditional auto parts enterprises are accelerating their transformation, launching intelligent diagnostic devices that integrate AI algorithms, and winning the "Annual Innovation Partner" award of 48 international automotive companies.