安铁成：建议在智能网联、碳减排等领域提出“中国方案”

Core Insights - The development of intelligent connected new energy vehicles is crucial for China's transition from a "big automotive country" to a "strong automotive country," serving as a key driver for industrial transformation and integration into the global industrial system [1] Group 1: Strategic Recommendations for 2025 - The year 2025 is pivotal for the automotive industry, marking the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan and the beginning of the 15th, focusing on high-quality development and new energy vehicle integration [3] - Emphasis on enhancing independent innovation capabilities and developing new production forces by focusing on high-end automotive chips, new energy power systems, and advanced chassis architectures [3] - The integration of artificial intelligence, big data, and edge computing into the entire lifecycle of automotive development, manufacturing, and service is essential for technological breakthroughs and enhancing core competitiveness [3] Group 2: Transitioning to New Energy Vehicles - A dual approach of optimizing new energy vehicle growth while revitalizing existing fuel vehicle markets is necessary for a smooth transition [4] - The promotion of low-carbon transformation of traditional fuel vehicles through technological upgrades and supply chain restructuring is critical [4] - The establishment of a comprehensive regulatory framework for intelligent connected vehicles, including standards and policies, will support the commercialization of L3 and above autonomous vehicles [4] Group 3: International Cooperation and Globalization - Strengthening international collaboration and research is vital for enhancing the global presence of Chinese automotive enterprises [5] - Active participation in global governance and standard-setting in areas like intelligent connectivity and carbon reduction will improve China's contribution to global automotive governance [5] - Supporting leading companies in establishing R&D centers and manufacturing bases overseas will facilitate the localization of production and innovation [5]