2025新汽车技术合作生态会：短期聚焦核心，长期创新引领

Core Insights - The WNAT-CES2025 New Automotive Technology Cooperation Ecological Exchange Conference and the 10th Lingxuan Award ceremony took place in Suzhou, focusing on the theme of "long-term vs. short-term" in the automotive industry [1][3] Group 1: Event Overview - The event gathered 100 speakers, 42 executives from automotive companies, and 1,000 attendees, including representatives from 12 vehicle groups and 300 supply chain companies [1] - Two main forums were held on "Current Status of New Automotive Technology Cooperation and Supply Chain Development" and "New Dynamics of Main-Zero Relationships in Chinese Automotive Industry," along with eight specialized sub-forums and three unique segments including a new technology exhibition [3] Group 2: Industry Trends and Challenges - The conference addressed the long-term trend of hybrid systems in new energy vehicles and the development of intelligent chassis, emphasizing the need for deep collaboration between main and zero suppliers for high-quality industry development [4] - The introduction of the "60-day account period" policy has become a significant topic for improving main-zero relationships, marking a starting point for discussions at the forum [4] Group 3: Company Strategies and Innovations - Companies like Deep Blue Automotive and Great Wall Motors are adjusting their account periods to 60 days, fostering mutual trust and collaboration within the supply chain [6] - The focus on supply chain resilience and value competition is emphasized as a short-term strategy, while long-term strategies revolve around technological innovation and globalization [7][9] - The "three hand-in-hand" approach proposed by China FAW's Hongqi brand includes innovation collaboration, expanding overseas markets, and risk management [9] Group 4: Future Directions - The automotive industry is predicted to evolve from a "third space" to an "emotional partner," with a focus on full-domain intelligence and multi-domain integration as future directions [9] - Globalization is viewed as essential for the Chinese automotive industry's transition from being large to strong, with plans for significant export capabilities in the upcoming years [9]