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市场调查报告书
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对川普2.0政策及其对非公路设备产业潜在影响的策略分析Strategic Analysis of Trump 2.0 Policies and Their Potential Impact on the Off-Highway Equipment Industry |
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预计对进口非公路设备征收的关税将使中型和重型设备的製造商建议零售价将上涨 3% 至 6%。
美国已对墨西哥和加拿大的进口商品加征25%的关税。这两个市场都与美国汽车市场紧密相连。大多数美国品牌都依赖墨西哥和加拿大进行采购和生产。加上报復性关税,短期内北美地区的销售和通膨可能会受到显着影响。企业应优先考虑对供应链和库存管理进行即时回应,以最大限度地降低影响。尤其是在像美国这样的大型市场,在地采购和生产能力如今已成为必需,而不仅仅是一种选择。
此外,汽车、钢铁和铝製品製造商有望受益于人工智慧的快速普及,人工智慧将透过任务自动化和提高效率来减少系统内的浪费。人工智慧也将帮助汽车製造商加快自动驾驶汽车计划,从而使美国製造商在该领域获得竞争优势。
然而,美国政府对内燃机汽车(ICE)而非电动车的偏好将迫使汽车製造商调整其在美国的汽车产品组合。从中长期来看,美国非公路设备相关人员预计将失去其与电动车(EV)相关的技术能力以及在全球市场上的相关竞争优势。
三大策略挑战对非公路设备产业的影响。
地缘政治动盪
原因
美国对来自墨西哥和加拿大的进口商品征收25%的关税。
这两个市场与美国汽车市场密切相关,大多数美国品牌都依赖墨西哥和加拿大进行采购和生产。
弗罗斯特的观点
再加上报復性关税,短期内对北美地区的销售量和通货膨胀可能会产生重大影响。
企业应优先考虑供应链和库存管理中的即时回应,以最大限度地减少衝击。
在地采购和生产能力不仅是潜在选择,而且是一种必然选择,尤其是在像美国这样的大市场。
颠覆性技术
原因
总统已颁布一项命令,旨在确立在人工智慧领域的统治地位,并加强在数位金融领域的领导地位。
美国科技公司正在迅速扩展其在人工智慧及相关基础设施方面的能力。
弗罗斯特的观点
汽车、钢铁和铝製品製造商预计将受益于人工智慧的快速普及,利用人工智慧实现任务自动化并提高效率,从而减少系统中的浪费。
人工智慧还将使汽车製造商能够加快自动驾驶汽车的开发计划,从而使美国汽车製造商在该领域获得竞争优势。
内部挑战
原因
川普政府于 2025 年 12 月 31 日逐步取消了 7,500 美元的联邦电动车税额扣抵,从而消除了电池式电动车和插电式混合动力汽车的一个关键需求驱动因素。
为了弥补燃油税收入的损失,政府还将电动和混合动力汽车的年度车辆登记附加费提高了 200 至 400 美元。
弗罗斯特的观点
透过行政命令和政策,美国政府似乎正在优先发展内燃机汽车(ICE)而不是电动车,这将迫使汽车製造商重新调整其在美国的汽车产品组合。
从中长期来看,美国非公路用车相关人员预计将在全球市场失去电动车能力和相关的竞争优势。
成长驱动力
成长抑制因素
The Tariff on Imported Off-highway Equipment is Expected to Raise the MSRP on Medium- and Large-sized Equipment by 3%-6%
The United States has levied 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada-2 markets closely connected to the US auto market. Most brands in the United States depend on Mexico and Canada for sourcing and production. Coupled with retaliatory tariffs, near-term impacts to North American volumes and inflation can be sizable. Firms should prioritize real-time supply chain and inventory management to curtail shocks. Local sourcing and production capabilities are a need rather than a potential option, especially in large markets such as the United States.
In addition, auto, steel, and aluminum producers are expected to benefit from the rapid proliferation of AI, leveraging it to cut waste in their systems by automating tasks and increasing efficiency. AI will also enable automakers to rapidly advance their autonomous vehicle projects, leading to US automakers gaining a competitive advantage in this space.
However, the US government seems to prioritize ICE vehicles over electric ones, which will force automakers to realign their vehicle portfolios for the country. In the medium term, US off-highway equipment stakeholders are expected to lose their EV capabilities and related competitive advantages in the global market.
The Impact of Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Off-Highway Equipment Industry
Geopolitical Chaos
Why
The United States has levied 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada-
2 markets closely connected to the US auto market. Most brands in the United States depend on Mexico and Canada for sourcing and production.
Frost Perspective
Coupled with retaliatory tariffs, near-term impacts to North American volumes and inflation can be sizable.
Firms should prioritize real-time supply chain and inventory management to curtail shocks.
Local sourcing and production capabilities are a need rather than a potential option, especially in large markets such as the United States.
Disruptive Technologies
Why
Executive orders have been passed that seek to remove barriers to AI domination and strengthen leadership in digital finance.
Technology firms in the United States have been rapidly scaling up their capabilities around AI and the associated infrastructure.
Frost Perspective
Auto, steel, and aluminum producers are expected to benefit from the rapid proliferation of AI, leveraging it to cut waste in their systems by automating tasks and increasing efficiency.
AI will also enable automakers to rapidly advance their autonomous vehicle projects, leading to US automakers gaining a competitive advantage in this space.
Internal Challenges
Why
The Trump presidency phased out the $7,500 federal EV tax credit after 31 December 2025, removing a key demand incentive for battery-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
The government also raised annual vehicle registration surcharges for EVs and hybrids by $200-$400 to offset lost fuel tax revenues.
Frost Perspective
Through its executive orders and policies, the US government seems to prioritize ICE vehicles over electric ones, which will force automakers to realign their vehicle portfolios for the country.
In the medium term, US off-highway stakeholders are expected to lose their EV capabilities and related competitive advantages in the global market.
Growth Drivers
Growth Restraints