防止误用系统酿成伤亡事故 强制性国标为辅助驾驶安全划红线

Core Viewpoint - Xiaomi Motors is recalling over 116,000 SU7 standard version electric vehicles due to safety concerns related to the reliability of its intelligent driving assistance system, particularly in extreme scenarios where driver intervention may be necessary to prevent collisions [1][5][8]. Summary by Sections Recall Details - The recall affects 116,887 vehicles produced between February 6, 2024, and August 30, 2025, specifically the XMA7000MBEVR2 and BJ7000MBEVR2 models [2][4]. - This is not the first recall for Xiaomi Motors; a previous recall of 30,000 SU7 vehicles occurred in January 2023 due to software issues affecting the smart parking assistance feature [4][5]. Regulatory Context - On September 17, 2023, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) sought public opinion on a mandatory national standard for intelligent connected vehicles, aiming to enhance safety requirements for driving assistance systems [9][11]. - The proposed standard will require all L2 level driving assistance systems in China to comply with strict safety regulations, with potential penalties for non-compliance including production halts and recalls [11][12]. Industry Implications - The introduction of the new standard is expected to fill a safety gap in the market, providing a technical basis for industry entry, quality supervision, and post-event traceability [11][12]. - The market for passenger vehicles equipped with driving assistance systems has seen significant growth, with sales reaching 7.76 million units in the first seven months of 2023, a year-on-year increase of 21.31% [11][12]. Safety Measures and Future Directions - The new standard aims to address issues such as the lack of unified performance baselines and the risks associated with marketing and usage of driving assistance systems [12][13]. - Proposed measures include mandatory driver training, real-time monitoring of driver engagement, and the implementation of a data recording system to enhance accountability and safety [16][17][18].