Forecast Period
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2024-2028
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Market Size (2022)
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USD 17.45 Billion
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CAGR (2023-2028)
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2.02%
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Fastest Growing Segment
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Motorcycle
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Largest Market
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East China
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A two-wheeler
is a type of vehicle that has two wheels and is powered by an engine, is typically
used for personal transportation which include motorcycles, scooters, and mopeds.
They are usually smaller and more lightweight than four-wheeled vehicles and
are popular in many countries due to their low cost, high fuel efficiency, and
ease of use in crowded urban environments. Two-wheelers are also commonly used
for recreational activities, such as racing or touring.
The China two-wheeler
market had shown growth in the past years, and it is anticipated to increase at
a high rate in the forecast year, 2024-2028. In China, the two-wheeler has
traditionally been a very popular mode of transport, due to their low cost and
easy operability, especially in congested traffic. Considering the already
extensive use of traditional two-wheel vehicles in China and the arrival of the
electric two-wheelers described as a "greener" and more sustainable
means of transportation increases integration and expansion in the many cities
of China. The main drivers for the increasing adoption of two-wheeler in China
include quickening urbanization, rising demand and income for transportation,
heavy traffic and environmental pollution, and occasionally underdeveloped
public transit systems. The market and industry for China two-wheelers have
indeed experienced remarkable expansion and it is expected to grow in the
coming years.
Market
Drivers
In China, there
are several drivers that have contributed to the growth and development of the
China two-wheeler market. With time in China, the demand for personal vehicle
has increased, with the growth of China's economy and rising incomes, more
people are looking for personal transportation options. Motorcycles provide an
affordable and convenient alternative to cars. Apart from the affordability of
two-wheelers, it has benefits such as low parking cost and toll free while
riding. A two-wheeler also offers very good mileage; a rider can go up to 40 to
50 km per liter. In China, the maintenance cost of two-wheeler is low as compared
to the four-wheeler, the cost of the spare parts is not that high, and most
parts are available even at local repair shops. In China, electric two-wheeler’s
sales has increased in the past few years, as they are popular among city
inhabitants, regular road users, and people with special requirements because
to their quickness and dexterity, ease of operation and maintenance,
affordability, and low emission of pollution. In addition to being used for
personal transportation, electric two-wheelers are increasingly being used in
public services like delivery, domestic and short-distance patrolling, and
urban cleanliness. All these factors are expected to drive then China
two-wheeler market in the coming years.
Market Trends
Government
support- The of government of China has implemented
policies to encourage the development of the tow-wheeler industry. In September
2022, the Ministry of Finance (MOF), the State Taxation Administration (STA),
and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) jointly released
the continuing tax exemption on purchases of new energy vehicles. The purchase
of new energy vehicles between January 1, 2023, and December 31, 2023, will
continuously be exempted from vehicle purchase tax.
Technological
advancements- With time there are many enhancements in technology
of two-wheeler has been made such as, two-wheelers with Internet of Things
(IoT) technology. IoT-enabled rideshare and scooters are among the most recent
advancements in China's two-wheeler industry. IoT benefits are numerous, and
one of them is the ability to pick up IoT-enabled scooters from any area and
drop them off at the destination. The user can plug the key back into the
vehicle once the ride is over. All Chinese cities will use IOT by the end of
the next five years. Moreover, IoT will make sure that motorcycles and scooters
are not the typical two-wheelers. The Internet of Things (IoT) is predicted to
make motorcycles and scooters intelligent and function in a much more
interactive way.
Ride-By-Wire-
The two-wheeler is not propelled forward by a cable or wire when using
Ride-By-Wire (RBW) technology but by a advanced electronic system that drives
the vehicle's acceleration. RBW was formerly exclusively offered in expensive
two-wheelers. Actuators, sensors and an ECU were utilized to regulate how much
gasoline and oil went into the engine. As a result, fuel efficiency and engine
performance are greatly improved. With gasoline prices rising and consumers
demanding greater mileage, RBW appears to be a technological advancement that
the two-wheeler market desperately needs. This new technology has increased the
sales of this technology in China, due to which the China two-wheeler market is
expected to grow in the coming year.
Market
Opportunity
Apprehensive
consumers adopted e-commerce platforms for food, pharmaceuticals, clothing, and
other fast-moving consumer goods because of the pandemic's mobility and
business limitations. As a result, more two-wheelers are now being employed to
deliver internet purchases, particularly in many cities of China. Bike-taxis
and bike rentals, which can be booked immediately via a mobile application, is another
potential business option for two-wheelers.
Two-wheelers
are the preferred vehicle for making low-cost deliveries, according to
e-commerce and last-mile delivery companies. Two-wheeler owners also benefited
from this as they can work for any of these businesses at their convenience and
make a primary or secondary income.