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韩国电动车未纳入国内生产税抵免，现代汽车和起亚面临中国车竞争压力
韩国新注册电动车中中国制造占比已达34%，而韩国本土制造占比从75%降至57.2%，对现代汽车和起亚的本土EV竞争格局偏负面。
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EVs Left Out of Production Tax Credit as China Push Intensifies
Concerns are mounting among domestic automakers such as Hyundai Motor (005380.KS) and Kia (000270.KS) as electric vehic…
不做 现代汽车（005380.KS）
政策和行业份额数据偏负面，但不是现代汽车公司级指引下修或强空催化，当前不做。
不做 起亚（000270.KS）
中国EV竞争压力存在，但事件未量化到起亚收入/利润损害，做空强度不足，不做。
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关键理由
- 韩国新注册电动车中中国制造占比已达34%，而韩国本土制造占比从75%降至57.2%，对现代汽车和起亚的本土EV竞争格局偏负面。
- 但事件是税法修订讨论中的行业政策缺口，并未披露现代汽车或起亚的订单、销量、利润指引下修或公司级财务损害。
- 韩国本土EV市场只是两家公司全球业务的一部分，当前信息不足以形成强做空催化或自动风控级净利空。
主要风险
- 若国会最终排除EV支持且公司披露韩国EV销量或利润率显著下修，才可能升级为可交易利空。
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Concerns are mounting among domestic automakers such as Hyundai Motor (005380.KS) and Kia (000270.KS) as electric vehicles were left out of the "domestic production tax credit," which reduces taxes based on domestic production and sales volume. Domestic companies have called for government tax support, warning that low-priced Chinese competition could intensify.
According to the Korea Automobile & Mobility Association (KAMA) on the 4th, 34 percent (74,728 units) of the 220,177 electric vehicles newly registered in Korea were Chinese-made. The share of Chinese-made electric vehicles was only 4.7 percent as recently as 2022, but it has grown rapidly to surpass the 30 percent level in just four years. This contrasts with the share of domestically made electric vehicles, which fell from 75 percent to 57.2 percent over the same period.
The prevailing view in the industry is that the share of Chinese-made electric vehicles will continue to grow, further narrowing the position of domestic companies. Chinese-made electric vehicles have secured price competitiveness through direct subsidies from the Chinese government, along with low labor costs and cheap industrial electricity rates. In response, domestic automakers had strongly demanded that electric vehicles be included among the production tax credit recipients, but they were ultimately excluded from the support.
Within the government, voices reportedly emerged that the need for support is less pressing given the significant increase in domestic electric vehicle sales this year. However, in the industry, some say the demand increased temporarily due to the impact of high oil prices stemming from the U.S.-Iran war.
"Government support is needed to overcome the gap in price competitiveness with China," an industry official said. The Korea Automobile & Mobility Association plans to work to ensure that electric vehicles can be included among the production tax credit recipients during the National Assembly's discussion of the tax law amendment.
According to the Korea Automobile & Mobility Association (KAMA) on the 4th, 34 percent (74,728 units) of the 220,177 electric vehicles newly registered in Korea were Chinese-made. The share of Chinese-made electric vehicles was only 4.7 percent as recently as 2022, but it has grown rapidly to surpass the 30 percent level in just four years. This contrasts with the share of domestically made electric vehicles, which fell from 75 percent to 57.2 percent over the same period.
The prevailing view in the industry is that the share of Chinese-made electric vehicles will continue to grow, further narrowing the position of domestic companies. Chinese-made electric vehicles have secured price competitiveness through direct subsidies from the Chinese government, along with low labor costs and cheap industrial electricity rates. In response, domestic automakers had strongly demanded that electric vehicles be included among the production tax credit recipients, but they were ultimately excluded from the support.
Within the government, voices reportedly emerged that the need for support is less pressing given the significant increase in domestic electric vehicle sales this year. However, in the industry, some say the demand increased temporarily due to the impact of high oil prices stemming from the U.S.-Iran war.
"Government support is needed to overcome the gap in price competitiveness with China," an industry official said. The Korea Automobile & Mobility Association plans to work to ensure that electric vehicles can be included among the production tax credit recipients during the National Assembly's discussion of the tax law amendment.
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