2022年12月13日

Pandaily Enovate,中國新能源汽車製造商一直在國內市場最近,宣布建立與沙特阿拉伯的Sumou合資控股12月12日。雙方將投資大約5億美元在沙特建立一個製造和研發基地,年產量約100000電動汽車計劃。Enovate也討論與沙特投資者投資策略,包括該國的公共投資基金和沙特阿拉伯國家石油公司。時間財政的報告顯示,沙特阿拉伯選擇Enovate主要是因為其更高的資本利用率和堅實的技術力量在中國汽車公司。的前身Enovate Dianka汽車,成立於2015年的浙江。Dianka高端汽車品牌的汽車、Enovate在廣州車展上發布了2018年,公司於2019年正式更名為Enovate。自成立以來,Enovate擔保融資約100億元(14.3億美元),最大的一輪發生在2020年10月從當地政府基金和中國的大型國有銀行。但100億元遠遠不夠讓Enovate領先的球員。在2021年底,NIO的首席執行官威廉•李說,“建立一個汽車需要儲備資本門檻。幾年前,這是200億元,但現在它是400億元。” Li explained that 40 billion yuan is enough to build a competitive and sustainable enterprise. Enovate currently sells two models, namely the ME5, an extended-range compact SUV starting from 138,800 yuan ($19,886), and the ME7, a pure electric medium-sized SUV starting from 238,800 yuan ($34,212). Enovate has not voluntarily released its delivery data. From January to October this year, the number of Enovate vehicles with insurance was 4,837 units, which was less than the monthly delivery volume of its rivals. Despite its low sales volume, Enovate has built two factories in China. The first is located in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, covering an area of 66 hectares, with an investment of 5.5 billion yuan and a designed annual production capacity of 180,000 vehicles. The second one was completed and put into operation in Changsha, Hunan Province in June 2021, with a production scale of 60,000 vehicles per year. As for the future factory in Saudi Arabia, Enovate said that it can use this as a starting point for exploring the Middle Eastern, European and American markets by virtue of a Saudi tariff trade agreement. Saudi Arabia is one of the important markets for Chinese auto firms. In the first half of this year, China exported 91,000 cars to Saudi Arabia. Changan Automobile ranked among the top three in Saudi Arabia this year, and SAIC MG and Geely also ranked among the top 10. Following the development of a thriving oil industry, Saudi Arabia is now attempting to diversify its business sector. The country has put forward the goal of “Vision 2030,” which aims to increase the share of non-oil exports to 50% of GDP. In 2018, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund invested more than $1 billion in Lucid, an American automaker, holding 62.72% of the latter’s shares. In November this year, the fund cooperated with Foxconn and BMW to launch Ceer, the first local electric vehicle brand, which will design, produce and sell a series of vehicles for consumers in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East and North Africa. The joint venture has already obtained some technical licenses from BMW, and Foxconn will participate in developing the electronic architecture of vehicles. Sign up today for 5 free articles monthly! Sign in with google