Group 1 - The new general manager of GAC Group, He Xianqing, emphasizes the challenges and pressures faced by the company in the current competitive automotive market [1][2] - He Xianqing outlines the vision for "New GAC," focusing on developing products that truly meet customer needs and enhancing market insight [2] - GAC's Aion brand, previously among the top three electric vehicle manufacturers in China, is shifting from a B2B to a B2C model to address recent performance declines [2][3] Group 2 - GAC Group is collaborating with CATL in the battery swapping sector, signing a ten-year strategic agreement to advance smart chassis and battery swap technology [3] - By mid-2026, GAC plans to establish 600 brand stores in third to fifth-tier cities, allowing customers to access all GAC models [3] - GAC Group's chairman, Feng Xingya, notes that the automotive industry is undergoing significant changes, with aggressive competitors entering the market, intensifying competition [3]