Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2026-02-13 17:04Group 1 - Major automotive companies are accelerating their entry into the robotics sector, with Tesla, Chery, Hyundai, Xpeng, and Seres all making significant moves by 2026, including Tesla repurposing production lines for robots [2][4] - Chery's humanoid robot "Wuyou" has been integrated into local law enforcement in Wuhu, showcasing its capabilities in traffic management and marking a significant step in the application of robotics in public services [3][4] - The automotive industry is redefining its value through the development of embodied intelligence, moving beyond traditional automotive definitions and integrating "car, human, and machine" [2] Group 2 - Chery's humanoid robot has entered over 30 countries and is involved in various applications, indicating a strong growth trajectory for the company in the robotics field [4] - Seres is also expanding into embodied intelligence, establishing a new company focused on smart robotics and artificial intelligence, with a registered capital of 50 million RMB [5] - Tesla plans to produce 1 million units of its third-generation humanoid robot by the end of 2026, indicating a significant commitment to this new product line [7] Group 3 - Hyundai plans to deploy over 30,000 humanoid robots in its U.S. factories by 2026 to enhance production efficiency and reduce costs [8] - The trend of automotive companies venturing into robotics is spreading to upstream suppliers, with companies like Top Group and Ningbo Huaxiang actively exploring embodied intelligence [9] - CATL has launched a humanoid robot named "Xiao Mo" in its battery production line, marking a significant step in integrating robotics into complex industrial processes [10]