The reason why lead-acid batteries are cheaper than lithium-ion batteries has been revealed. Most people consider the price before buying a battery. There are only two types of batteries on the market at most: lead-acid batteries and lithium-ion batteries, which largely determine the overall price. Lead-acid batteries are cheap, while lithium-ion batteries are expensive. Why? This article reveals the truth about energy-saving appliances.

　　1. Fiscal tax cuts will provide conditions for the company's product price cuts

　　According to reliable sources, the financial sector will cut taxes on companies starting from May this year, and the tax cuts are said to be considerable. Tax incentives for lead-acid batteries can increase company profits. However, the supply of products in the market exceeds the demand. Therefore, the company will inevitably give part of the profit and tax to the distributors and reduce the price of the other part to improve the competitiveness of the company's products.

　　2. Leading companies continue to maintain price competitive advantages

　　At present, the market share of Chaowei and Tieneng is expected to be 65-70%. Market monopoly is relatively strong, but also relatively fragile. The reason is that maintaining such a monopoly is achieved through price competitive advantages. This year, the two leading companies will continue to maintain their previous low-price strategy and compete in the market. Because, from the current point of view, batteries are the most typical homogeneous product, and the only way to maintain market share is to reduce prices.

　　3. The market structure of some companies will change

　　Since the beginning of this year, some battery companies that have strength or support listed companies will be strong. According to reports, Zhejiang Nandu Battery, a subsidiary of Narada Group headquarters, and the new measures of Narada Group headquarters to give strategic support, will vigorously expand the market in the market and have a trend of breaking through the existing market structure.