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Group 1 - GAC Group has initiated a reform of its autonomous brand Business Units (BUs), establishing the Haobo and Aion BU as a key focus [1] - Zhang Xiong has been appointed as the president of the Haobo Aion BU, with Feng Yu and Yang Long taking on roles as product and sales service vice presidents, respectively [1] - Each autonomous brand BU will independently manage the entire process from product planning to market performance and profitability [1] Group 2 - The integration of sales channels for Haobo and Aion will be implemented in phases, with the first phase expected to announce the initial sales and service points by January 31, 2026 [2] - After the first phase, the integrated channels are projected to cover over 30 cities, allowing for dual-brand sales and services at the same locations [2] - The second phase aims for complete channel integration by March 31, 2026, establishing over 1,000 sales points and achieving 100% coverage in cities above the fourth tier [2] Group 3 - The integration is expected to increase Haobo's service network from 200 to 1,000 locations, enhancing service convenience for users [2] - Aion users will benefit from a wider range of product options, catering to their upgrading vehicle needs [2] - The reform aims to maximize resource synergy, improve organizational efficiency, and accelerate technological innovation and market responsiveness [2] Group 4 - GAC Group is also preparing a BU reform for its brand Trumpchi, which is currently in the planning stage [4] - The company recognizes its advantages in the traditional fuel vehicle market but acknowledges the need to transition towards new energy vehicles [4] - The partnership with Huawei to create the Qijing brand has achieved independent operation, with management and marketing being handled autonomously [4] Group 5 - GAC Group's previous initiatives, such as the "Panyu Action" plan, have improved business efficiency by approximately 50% and reduced new vehicle development cycles from 26 months to 18-21 months [4] - R&D costs have decreased by over 10% since the start of the "Panyu Action" plan in 2024 [4]