Research on the Trade-In Pricing Strategy of New Energy Vehicle Producers Considering the Consumers' Heterogeneous Behavior
Journal Title: Green and Low-Carbon Economy - Year 2024, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
In practice, trade-ins are offered by new energy vehicle (NEV) producers and include trade-in-for-new fuel vehicles and trade-in-for-NEVs. By using the game-analytical method, we mainly analyze the optimal pricing strategy of NEV producers when they provide both of the above-mentioned trade-in services. The results show that automobile producers should consider the production cost of new vehicles and the trade-in rebate when they provide a trade-in strategy. On the one hand, when the production cost of new vehicles is high but the trade-in rebate is very low, automobile producers do not provide the trade-in service. On the other hand, when the production cost of new vehicles is very low but the trade-in rebate is very high, automobile producers should provide trade-in services to heterogeneous consumers. Moreover, when the heterogeneous behavior of consumers is strong and the innovation value of new-generation fuel vehicles is low, automobile producers should choose the preannounce pricing strategy. Otherwise, these producers should adopt the dynamic pricing strategy.
Authors and Affiliations
Xiaoqing Zhang, Xigang Yuan, Wenbo Li, Yongjian Wang
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