监管力度升温下，吉利打造大规模汽车安全研发中心

Core Insights - Geely has officially launched its Global All-Domain Safety Center, which covers an area of approximately 45,000 square meters and has a building area exceeding 80,000 square meters, achieving five Guinness World Records for its construction scale and testing capabilities [1][3][5] - The company introduced the "All-Domain Safety 2.0" technology system, integrating "All-Domain AI," and released the "White Paper on the Development of All-Domain Safety for Intelligent Vehicles" in collaboration with several institutions, aiming to systematically address the expanding safety boundaries in the context of vehicle electrification and intelligence [1][3][10] Industry Context - The rise in road safety incidents involving popular domestic models has heightened public demand for safety standards and regulatory oversight in the intelligent electric vehicle sector, prompting regulatory bodies to update safety standards [3][5] - The automotive industry is shifting its safety focus from structural strength and passive protection to proactive measures, integrating safety considerations into the research and development phase, including battery systems, driver assistance, human-machine interaction, and data security [3][5][12] Geely's Safety Center Features - The Global All-Domain Safety Center serves as a core node in Geely's all-domain safety testing system, with testing capabilities that encompass passive safety, pedestrian protection, component safety, active safety, new energy safety, health safety, and digital safety, meeting regulatory and research testing needs across major markets [5][7] - The center features a 293.39-meter indoor collision track, a nearly 30,000 square meter altitude environmental wind tunnel, and a collision testing area capable of simulating various angles and conditions to closely replicate real accident scenarios [5][7] Technological Integration - The "All-Domain Safety 2.0" system expands on the original dimensions of life, health, property, and privacy safety by incorporating driving safety, active safety, passive safety, rescue safety, new energy safety, anti-theft safety, digital safety, and a new "public domain safety" module, emphasizing cross-system collaboration and long-term evolution [10][12] - AI capabilities are integrated into various aspects of the safety system, including perception, decision-making, prediction, and cloud collaboration, enhancing features such as tire blowout stability control and emergency response technologies [10][12] Industry Collaboration and Standards - Geely's initiative to open part of its testing resources and patented results to the industry marks a departure from traditional practices where safety testing facilities were viewed as internal resources, aiming to elevate overall industry safety standards through collaborative testing and standard development [7][14] - The release of the "White Paper on the Development of All-Domain Safety for Intelligent Vehicles" reflects Geely's intention to elevate its practices to an industry methodology, indicating a shift towards collaborative efforts in establishing safety standards and evaluation systems [14][15]