GEELY AUTO(HK:00175) Yang Shi Wang·2026-01-07 02:44Core Insights - Geely Auto Group announced the evolution of its AI technology system to version 2.0, integrating AI across various vehicle domains and introducing the Eva hyper-personalized emotional intelligence agent and the G-ASD advanced driving assistance system [1][4][7] Group 1: AI Technology Advancements - The World Action Model (WAM) was unveiled at CES, establishing a unified "vehicle brain" with a layered design that utilizes a multi-modal model for macro task planning and integrates action experts and world models for detailed decision-making [3] - WAM enables two key breakthroughs: "agentification," allowing different domain agents to communicate and collaborate, and "engineification," which extracts foundational AI capabilities into public technology engines for efficient access [3] Group 2: Eva Intelligent Agent - The Eva agent is evolving into the central intelligence of the vehicle, featuring upgraded voice models and dynamic memory for high emotional intelligence and human-like dialogue capabilities [4] - Eva will possess autonomous decision-making abilities to understand and execute complex travel needs, completing the entire planning and execution chain [4] Group 3: G-ASD Advanced Driving Assistance System - The G-ASD system, developed in collaboration with Qianli Zhijia, represents a high-capacity intelligent driving solution, leveraging the WAM model and advanced AI architecture [7] - The system utilizes a cloud-based multi-modal model with parameters reaching hundreds of billions, enhancing environmental understanding and driving realism [7] - G-ASD is equipped with leading perception hardware, including Thor and Orin chips, and multiple lidar units, supporting L2 to L4 driving capabilities [9] Group 4: Sales and Future Plans - Geely aims to achieve over 3.02 million vehicle sales by 2025, with nearly 1.69 million being new energy vehicles, reflecting a 90% year-on-year growth [9] - In 2026, Geely plans to launch approximately 10 new models, targeting an annual sales goal of 3.45 million vehicles, supported by the full implementation of AI 2.0 [9]