By 2025, the average range of electric vehicles (EVs) in China is expected to reach 528 kilometers, a significant increase of 100 kilometers compared to five years prior. As of October 5, 2025, the average range for pure electric vehicles in the nation is projected to be 528 kilometers, up from 425 kilometers in 2020. This reflects a remarkable growth of 103 kilometers over a five-year period.
Furthermore, it is anticipated that by 2025, the production of pure electric passenger vehicles will reach between 300,000 to 400,000 units, indicating a substantial increase in output. The production for models with ranges exceeding 600 kilometers is also expected to rise, showcasing advancements in technology.
In terms of performance, the average range for high-end models is projected to be 137 kilometers, with the primary segment between 100 to 200 kilometers. For mid-range vehicles, the expected average is 205 kilometers.
As the energy density of batteries improves, the overall market for pure electric vehicles is likely to expand, with 130 to 140 watt-hours per kilogram becoming more common. The increase in power density for battery electric vehicles will enhance their overall efficiency and performance.
Additionally, for pure electric vehicles with ranges below 300 kilometers, there’s a noticeable trend towards increased energy consumption. The efficiency of these vehicles is set to improve significantly, further supporting the growth of the electric vehicle market.
Overall, the advancements in both the efficiency and production capabilities of electric vehicles in China are expected to lead to a thriving market by 2025, with continued innovation and technological enhancements driving the transition towards sustainable transportation.
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