亿欧智库：2026中国科技出行产业10大战略技术趋势展望

Core Insights - The report by Yiou Research Institute outlines ten strategic technology trends in China's technology mobility industry for 2026, focusing on autonomous driving, mobility technology, and new energy sectors, providing insights for industry players and investors [1][9]. Group 1: Cost Reduction and Efficiency - Chiplet technology is expected to become the standard for vehicle high-performance computing (HPC) by 2026, addressing the challenges of traditional SoC in terms of cost and power consumption [2][13]. - AI Box is projected to become a market breakout solution in 2026, providing flexible computing power without altering existing vehicle architectures, initially focusing on smart cockpits and later expanding to intelligent driving and body control domains [2][16]. - The domestic production of automotive-grade chips is advancing, with a focus on cost-effective, stable delivery, and local service, leading to a competitive landscape between international giants and local manufacturers [2][20]. - The 48V low-voltage architecture is set to be adopted in more flagship models by 2026, supporting high-power intelligent components, transitioning from initial partial adoption to a main distribution structure over time [2][26]. Group 2: User Experience Enhancement - Vehicle optical communication is expected to begin pilot projects in 2026, offering advantages such as high bandwidth and low latency, potentially replacing traditional vehicle Ethernet [3][23]. - The smart cockpit is entering its 3.0 era, evolving from a functional tool to a system-level intelligent entity capable of task planning and cross-domain collaboration, supported by an integrated "end-cloud-vehicle" architecture [3][31]. - The L3 autonomous driving technology is anticipated to enter a "small-scale, conditional" commercialization phase in 2026, with a focus on safety features like AEB becoming central to industry efforts [3][36]. - Small screens are emerging as a new interaction point in the cockpit, reducing cognitive load during driving and shifting the interaction logic from centralized to multi-screen collaboration [3][42]. Group 3: Ecological Innovation and Development - Physical AI technology is facilitating multi-ecosystem layouts, allowing automotive manufacturers to transition from vehicle integrators to cross-terminal AI capability platforms, promoting a second growth curve in the industry [5][39].