New Quality Productive Forces, Factor Allocation, and High-Quality Development of New Energy Vehicle Enterprises
Xiangyu Du · Frontiers in Business Economics and Management · 2025
The rapid development of new quality productive forces has brought both opportunities and challenges to the high-quality growth of new energy vehicle enterprises. This study investigates how factor allocation optimization can facilitate sustainable development in this emerging industry through theoretical analysis and empirical case studies. By examining the dynamic relationship between technological innovation, resource allocation efficiency, and enterprise performance, the research identifies key drivers for industrial upgrading. The findings demonstrate that effective factor reallocation significantly enhances production efficiency and innovation capability in new energy vehicle companies. Case studies reveal that enterprises adopting advanced production technologies while optimizing capital and human resources achieve notable improvements in market competitiveness. The study proposes practical recommendations for policymakers and industry practitioners, emphasizing the importance of establishing supportive institutional environments and promoting cross-sector collaboration. These insights contribute to the ongoing discourse on industrial transformation and provide valuable references for achieving high-quality development in strategic emerging industries. The research outcomes offer theoretical foundations for understanding the evolution of new quality productive forces and practical guidance for enterprise-level decision-making in the rapidly changing automotive sector.