Integrating into Changzhou’s new-energy industry ecosystem, Ankē Changzhou Seizes New Development Opportunities

In recent years, Changzhou has leveraged its robust industrial ecosystem and supportive policies to accelerate its development as the “City of New Energy.” By 2025, the city’s GDP reached RMB 1.1158 trillion, with the output value of the new-energy vehicle and components industry cluster surpassing RMB 500 billion. Among the world’s top ten companies in terms of new-energy installed capacity, four—CATL, BYD, CALB, and Svolt Energy—have established production bases in Changzhou, thereby creating a complete industrial closed loop that spans from power batteries to finished new-energy vehicles.

On this leading industrial platform, Anke Automotive Electrical Systems (Changzhou) Co., Ltd., as the wholly foreign-owned subsidiary of AK, a German electrical engineering company with over a century of history, is now poised for unprecedented growth opportunities. Changzhou has already attracted 72 companies from German-speaking regions, with total investment exceeding €2.3 billion, and is home to numerous industry “hidden champions” such as KUKA, MAIER, FESTO, and Röchling, fostering a robust ecosystem of German-invested enterprises. Located within this vibrant Germany–China cooperation ecosystem, Anke Changzhou can fully leverage regional supply-chain synergies, talent pools, and policy support to accelerate the localization of technology transfer and market expansion.

Leveraging AK Company’s more than a century of technological expertise and global supply experience, Anke Changzhou is committed to providing Chinese customers with high-quality automotive electrical components that meet German standards. At the same time, the company is proactively responding to the growing demand from the local new-energy vehicle industry, continuously delivering value in both commercial and passenger vehicle electrical systems, and helping Changzhou advance its vision of becoming a “New-Energy Capital” to even higher levels.