Green Transformation of the New Energy Vehicle Industry in the Yangtze River Delta Driven by Technological Innovation: Synergistic Impact Mechanism of Economic and Environmental Benefits

Given quickly the economy and society are developing, Chinese environmental problems are becoming increasingly prominent, so my country needs to carry out a green transformation of the industry. New energy vehicles are of great significance in implementing the "dual carbon" goals and promoting sustainable development. The region of the Yangtze River Delta, as the "Silicon Valley" of new energy vehicles in my country, is the core area for the development of the New Energy Vehicle (NEVs) industry. From the perspective of the market of China's NEVs industry, my country still faces realistic challenges such as resource shortages and insufficient innovation. This article examines the synergistic impact mechanism of the green transformation of the new energy vehicle sector in the Yangtze River Delta to improve economic and environmental benefits and explores how to promote the transformation and upgrading of the green industry through technological innovation. Concurrently, additional recommendations are proposed for the ecological transformation of the new energy vehicle sector.

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Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/2025.23098
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Green Transformation of the New Energy Vehicle Industry in the Yangtze River Delta Driven by Technological Innovation: Synergistic Impact Mechanism of Economic and Environmental Benefits

Xinming Huang
Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media
Regional Development and Environment
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Green Transformation of the New Energy Vehicle Industry in the Yangtze River Delta Driven by Technological Innovation: Synergistic Impact Mechanism of Economic and Environmental Benefits

Xinming Huang
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Given quickly the economy and society are developing, Chinese environmental problems are becoming increasingly prominent, so my country needs to carry out a green transformation of the industry. New energy vehicles are of great significance in implementing the "dual carbon" goals and promoting sustainable development. The region of the Yangtze River Delta, as the "Silicon Valley" of new energy vehicles in my country, is the core area for the development of the New Energy Vehicle (NEVs) industry. From the perspective of the market of China's NEVs industry, my country still faces realistic challenges such as resource shortages and insufficient innovation. This article examines the synergistic impact mechanism of the green transformation of the new energy vehicle sector in the Yangtze River Delta to improve economic and environmental benefits and explores how to promote the transformation and upgrading of the green industry through technological innovation. Concurrently, additional recommendations are proposed for the ecological transformation of the new energy vehicle sector.

Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public MediaVol. 95(1)
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