把握代差机遇，共建汽车智能化出海新生态——第七届全球智能驾驶大会召开

Core Insights - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China's automobile exports increased from less than 2 million to nearly 6 million, achieving a leap in both quantity and quality through collaborative industry chain development [1] - The global smart driving conference highlighted new opportunities and challenges for China's automotive intelligence development, emphasizing the need for a robust export strategy [3] Group 1: Opportunities in Smart Automotive Export - The transition to smart connected vehicles is a global consensus, with significant advancements in China's smart connected vehicle industry, evidenced by a 62.6% penetration rate of L2 passenger cars and a 60.5% 4G/5G installation rate [4] - China's automotive intelligence export is shifting from "single entity export" to a "system export," encompassing smart vehicles, supply chains, and digital services [4][5] - Chinese automotive hardware and software are superior, leading to better user experiences, with L2+ driving assistance penetration reaching 20% [5] Group 2: Challenges in Smart Automotive Export - The export of smart vehicles faces challenges such as complex regulations, consumer awareness of innovative technologies, and limited brand influence [7] - Key deficiencies in China's smart connected vehicle development include unrecognized product safety, suboptimal business models, and a lack of influential enterprises [7][8] - The automotive industry must address localization issues, data security compliance, and cultural adaptation to succeed in international markets [8][9] Group 3: Collaborative Strategies for Export - Industry collaboration is essential for exploring innovative paths for vehicle and supply chain exports, transitioning from competition to cooperation [10] - Establishing a global unified platform for hardware and algorithms, along with enhancing international talent decision-making, is crucial for building a supportive global environment [10] - The launch of the "Smart Connected Vehicle Special Export Action Initiative" aims to create an open and collaborative service ecosystem for high-quality exports [12]