智能化“狂飙”直面传播挑战，上海车展的技术发展与理性回归

Group 1 - The 2025 Shanghai International Auto Show has opened, showcasing the rapid evolution of the Chinese automotive industry, particularly in the realm of new energy vehicles and smart technology [1] - The show marks a new milestone with an unprecedented scale, featuring brands like Xiaomi and Hongmeng Zhixing, while luxury brands such as Lamborghini and Rolls-Royce are notably absent [1] - The integration of artificial intelligence with automotive technology is a major highlight, while the marketing of smart driving features has been put on hold [1] Group 2 - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has emphasized the need for car manufacturers to clarify the boundaries of system functions and safety measures, prohibiting exaggerated and false advertising [4] - By 2024, the penetration rate of L2-level new cars in China is expected to reach 57.3%, with projections indicating that by 2030, the market penetration rate for L2 and above could reach 90% [4] - WeRide, a leading autonomous driving technology company, collaborates with Bosch to develop L2-level driving assistance solutions, emphasizing that drivers retain full control during the use of these features [4][6] Group 3 - The focus on safety in driving assistance systems is increasing, with companies like Huawei and Xiaomi highlighting safety as a luxury [7] - The development of multi-technology combinations is seen as a key path to enhancing automotive safety performance [7][9] - The speed of development for driving assistance technology remains strong, with industry leaders welcoming new regulations as a means to clarify safety standards rather than hinder progress [10] Group 4 - WeRide's self-developed AI end-to-end model enhances the efficiency of complex perception, prediction, and planning tasks in driving [11] - The future of driving assistance systems is expected to focus on reducing hardware costs, improving user experience, and significantly increasing the usability of smart driving features [13] - The Shanghai Auto Show serves as a critical window for observing the development trajectory of the Chinese automotive industry, reflecting its rise and the ongoing transformation of the automotive sector [13]