With the rapid development of hybrid technology, superchargers are expanding beyond traditional fuel vehicles into new energy vehicles, ushering in new application scenarios. Several OEMs have recently announced the introduction of supercharging technology in extended-range electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid systems to improve the transient response and thermal efficiency of small-displacement engines.

A domestic brand's newly released 1.5T hybrid engine features an integrated supercharger module, enabling "dual-boost" coordinated control with electric motor assistance. Test data shows that this system achieves a 12% fuel saving under WLTC conditions while significantly improving low-speed torque output.

Industry analysts believe that superchargers, with their instant-on power response, are becoming a key component in hybrid systems, enhancing the driving experience. It is estimated that by 2027, the market size of superchargers for new energy vehicles will exceed 5 billion yuan, becoming a new growth engine in the segment.