Green transformation has become a key performance indicator, and the application of remanufactured parts and environmentally friendly materials is gradually becoming a new trend in the industry.

Guided by the "dual carbon" goals, the green transformation of the auto parts industry is accelerating. Remanufactured parts—parts that have been professionally repaired or upgraded to meet or even exceed the quality and performance of new parts—are gaining increasing market acceptance. The remanufacturing industry for core components such as engines, transmissions, and starters continues to expand.

Meanwhile, environmental requirements for parts production are becoming increasingly stringent. Many parts manufacturers are beginning to use renewable and bio-based materials in their products and are committed to reducing carbon emissions during production. For example, "green parts" such as interior trim made from plant fibers and seat fabrics made from recycled plastic bottles are beginning to be used in mass-produced vehicles.

The industry consensus is that sustainable development has shifted from an "optional" to a "must-have." Developing a circular economy is not only a reflection of corporate social responsibility but also a passport to future global market competition. The improvement of relevant policies and standards will further promote this trend.