融合创新 共筑生态 走好中国汽车高质量发展之路——2025新能源智能汽车新质发展论坛成功举办

Core Insights - China's automotive production and sales exceeded 15 million units in the first half of the year, highlighting the industry's robust development vitality. However, issues such as "involution" competition and exaggerated marketing have emerged, raising the question of how to achieve high-quality development in the automotive sector [1] - The 2025 New Energy Intelligent Vehicle Development Forum was held during the China (Changchun) International Automobile Expo, focusing on key technology breakthroughs, industrial ecosystem construction, and collaborative innovation for the intelligent transformation of the automotive industry [1] Group 1: Technological Development - China's new energy intelligent vehicle industry is in a rapid development phase, leading global automotive transformation. The penetration rate of L2 assisted driving has surpassed 50%, with over 20% for automatic parking technologies, positioning China at the forefront globally [3] - To achieve the goal of accelerating the popularization of assisted driving and commercializing L3 and above autonomous driving by 2030, technological breakthroughs are essential. Current autonomous driving systems are lagging behind expectations, particularly in advancing from L3 to L4 and L5 [5][6] - The development of autonomous driving technology will progress through three stages: rule-driven, data-driven, and cognitive-driven, each with increasing complexity and capability [6] Group 2: Industry Collaboration - The relationship between traditional automotive manufacturers and component suppliers is evolving into a deep binding model, forming strategic alliances to enhance AI competitiveness and support technology companies [15] - Successful examples include Jianghuai Automobile's collaboration with Huawei, which has led to significant sales of their luxury intelligent new energy vehicle [15] - The automotive industry is becoming a "gym" for global automotive technology, with Chinese companies increasingly engaging in reverse technology transfer through joint ventures and investments [17] Group 3: Global Expansion - In the first half of the year, China's new energy vehicle exports reached 1.06 million units, a year-on-year increase of 75.2%, indicating a strong global presence [20] - The current window for intelligent vehicle exports is accompanied by challenges such as cybersecurity and data privacy, which must be addressed to enhance competitiveness [22] - Companies like Lantu are shifting from simple product exports to local operations, integrating service and brand culture into overseas markets [22] Group 4: Localized Development - Valeo emphasizes the importance of comprehensive localization in China, with a significant number of R&D engineers and factories established locally, enhancing development efficiency [24] - The automotive industry's advancement is expected to drive the rapid development of related sectors such as robotics and low-altitude technology, creating a synergistic intelligent industrial chain [24]