我国智能网联汽车产业发展取得积极成效

Core Insights - The 2025 World Intelligent Connected Vehicle Conference opened in Beijing, highlighting the progress of China's intelligent connected vehicle industry, which has established a complete industrial system including smart cockpits, autonomous driving, and cloud control [1][2] Industry Development - China's intelligent connected vehicle industry is thriving, with Beijing alone recording over 62 million kilometers of testing for autonomous passenger cars, smart buses, and unmanned delivery vehicles [2] - The new car sales of passenger vehicles equipped with combined driving assistance functions have exceeded 60%, with over 35,000 kilometers of open testing demonstration roads nationwide and more than 11,000 intelligent roadside unit devices deployed [2] Policy and Standards - The policy framework for the intelligent connected vehicle industry is gradually improving, with 88 national and industry standards published, and nearly 10 international standards related to autonomous driving systems and testing scenarios being led [2][3] - The Ministry of Transport emphasizes the importance of artificial intelligence in enhancing smart transportation applications and developing typical application scenarios that are mature, feasible, and replicable [2] Challenges and Future Directions - Experts note that the industry faces challenges such as unbroken key technologies, the need for improved legal regulations, and issues of irrational competition [3] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology plans to compile the "14th Five-Year" development plan for the intelligent connected new energy vehicle industry, focusing on high-quality development and supporting technological innovation [3] Cross-Industry Integration - The industry aims to promote cross-industry integration and deepen the "vehicle-road-cloud integration" application trials, while also supporting the establishment of a trusted data space [3] - Companies like Cao Cao Mobility are actively deploying second-generation Robotaxi vehicles and have announced the integration of low-orbit satellite communication technology to enhance operational safety and emergency response capabilities [3][4]