The global automotive emergency jump starter industry is in a phase of steady growth. The table below illustrates the core data and trends in the global market.

Product Evolution and Market Dynamics

Current market development is primarily driven by two forces: technological iteration of the products themselves and changes in external market demand.

• Technology Integration and Functional Diversification:

  Firstly, emergency jump starters have evolved from bulky lead-acid batteries to current lithium-ion batteries, significantly reducing size and weight for easier portability and use. Secondly, modern emergency jump starters have transcended their single function of starting cars, transforming into multi-functional integrated devices. Basic models typically integrate USB charging outputs and LED lighting; high-end products add expanded features like tire pressure monitoring, tire inflation, car vacuum cleaning, and even SOS distress signals. Furthermore, there are jump starters designed for specific scenarios, such as models with turbo fans suitable for blizzard conditions to blow away snow.

• Core Market Driving Factors:

  1. Large Vehicle Parc:​ The global vehicle parc is close to 16 billion vehicles, expected to exceed 20 billion by 2030.

  2. Popularization of New Energy Vehicles (NEVs):​ New energy vehicles (especially hybrid types) have higher requirements for battery management systems and safety, along with concerns about battery performance degradation in extreme weather. This shifts the perception of emergency jump starters from "backup item" towards "quasi-essential."

  3. Rise of Outdoor Lifestyles:​ The popularity of activities like camping and road trips drives demand for emergency jump starters with features such as large capacity, shock/water resistance, and even support for solar charging and turbo fan functions.

In summary, the automotive emergency jump starter market is in a phase of stable growth. With technological updates and changes in lifestyle habits, the demand for automotive emergency jump starters is expected to remain relatively strong in the short term.