Men en halvkinesisk gick fint?
A
Volkswagen ID.3 sold in Sweden (which is
assembled in Germany) consists of approximately
40% to 46% Chinese-manufactured parts by value. [
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2]
While the car is put together at European plants like Zwickau, the modern automotive supply chain is heavily globalized. This percentage breaks down across several key component areas: [
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Where the Chinese Content Comes From
- The Battery System: The single most valuable component of the ID.3 is its lithium-ion battery pack. Volkswagen sources a significant portion of its battery cells and raw battery materials (such as refined lithium, cobalt, and graphite) from Chinese market leaders like CATL. [1]
- Electronics and Semiconductors: A massive share of the circuit boards, sensors, and electronic sub-assemblies used in the vehicle's infotainment and power management systems originate in China. [1]
- Raw Materials: Even for components physically manufactured or stamped in Europe, the primary processing of the aluminum, rare-earth magnets for the motors, and steel often relies heavily on Chinese supply chains.