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EspañolThe Coefficient Of Automobile Fractional Ratio Has Risen
According to the definition given by the China Insurance Research Institute, the ratio coefficient of an automobile is the ratio of the total price of vehicle parts to the sales price of the entire vehicle. The China Insurance Research Institute believes that the ratio of auto parts to the whole is a comprehensive reflection of the changes in consumers' auto cost burden and auto insurance compensation costs. To put it simply, it is the total amount of all parts of a car that can be purchased for the same model as the total amount calculated at the original factory price.
According to the latest data from China Insurance Research Institute, the "Automotive Ratio 100 Index" and "Commonly Used Parts Burden 100 Index" have risen significantly, reaching 350.93% and 17.31, respectively, an increase of 13.96 percentage points and 1.15 percentage points from the previous period.
Among the commonly used accessories that China Insurance Research Institute pays attention to, the average price of 17 accessories is higher than the level of March 2019, and the price of accessories for 71 models has increased. Specifically, the front door shells, front fenders, and rear door shells were the top-increasing parts; among the single parts, the single-piece headlight ratio of the 2020 FAW Audi Q5L was 10.56%.
From the perspective of industry insiders, the increase in the coefficient of the auto-integrated ratio reflects the current strong production demand of auto companies and the increase in the production cost of single vehicles. At present, the prices of automotive plastic parts, steel structural parts, tires and other parts have generally increased, and the prices of various metals required for car body manufacturing have also continued to rise.
Posted by Leila.
