| 英文摘要 |
In recent years, the environmental damage caused by climate change and the greenhouse effect has given rise to the ''Net Zero Emissions'' initiative. This initiative has prompted significant changes in fuel vehicles, a major source of carbon emissions, thereby promoting the rapid rise of the new energy vehicle industry. Electric vehicles are considered an important way to achieve this goal. In order to accelerate the transformation of the domestic automobile industry, this study takes China's electric vehicles as the research object and investigates China's electric vehicle industry because China ranks first in global electric vehicle sales. This study examines the relationship between the development process and ESG (environmental, social, governance) through literature analysis, inductive analysis, and comparative research. The research findings indicate that: (1) Concerning global environmental protection norms, this study divides the process into three stages: the ''Enlightenment Stage,'' the ''Focus Stage'' based on environmental awareness, and the ''Environmental Maintenance Promotion Stage''; (2) In terms of SDG policy coverage, China addresses 4 more SDG sub-goals (SDGs 1, 2, 6, and 8) compared to Taiwan; (3) Regarding the relationship between ESG factors and the performance of the new energy vehicle industry, the analysis demonstrates a positive impact. Specifically, ''E'' (environmental) consistently shows a positive correlation with total operating income. In the future, social investment return analysis could be employed to enhance the new energy vehicle industry's performance in social (S) and governance (G) aspects; (4) Laws and policies should retain flexibility, including subsidies, tax incentives, and the development of charging infrastructure, to effectively stimulate market demand and drive industrial growth. Additionally, specialized legislation for key industries should be enacted to underscore the government's commitment. |