Core Viewpoint - The global electric vehicle (EV) industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, but it faces challenges such as geopolitical tensions and trade protectionism. Industry leaders at the 2025 World New Energy Vehicle Conference in Hainan believe that collaborative development in the global EV sector will deepen, with globalization remaining a major trend [1]. Group 1: Global Cooperation and Market Trends - The penetration rate of global electric vehicles is increasing, leading to a shift from one-way exports to a two-way integration of cooperation [1]. - Chinese automakers are evolving their overseas strategies from simple vehicle exports to comprehensive solutions that include "models + supply chains" and localized sales and service systems [1]. - Guangzhou Automobile Group is expanding its overseas terminal sales and has established smart factories in five countries, including Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, while promoting the export of the new energy ecosystem [1]. Group 2: R&D Investments and Strategic Upgrades - Foreign automakers are increasing their R&D investments in China, pushing for a "Made in China for the World" strategy [2]. - Mercedes-Benz is building a "dual-engine" R&D framework in China, leveraging local talent in Beijing and Shanghai to drive technological advancements [2]. - Toyota has introduced the ONE R&D system and Regional-Chief Engineer roles to enhance local R&D capabilities and strengthen partnerships with local suppliers [2]. Group 3: Technological Innovation and Collaboration - The trend of mutual learning and collaboration between Chinese and foreign automakers is emerging, with calls for stable policy environments to encourage broader cooperation in technology R&D and supply chain development [2]. - Technological innovation is identified as the core driver of collaborative development in the global automotive industry, particularly in electrification and intelligence [2]. - The automotive industry is expected to evolve towards an integrated smart mobility ecosystem, with increased collaboration in intelligent technology development between domestic and foreign companies [2]. Group 4: Establishment of International Organizations - The World New Energy Vehicle Development Organization (WNEVDO) has been established to facilitate global automotive governance and multilateral cooperation [3]. - The organization aims to act as a catalyst for technological innovation, a coordinator for global standards, and a facilitator for efficient trade [3]. - The establishment of a stable dialogue framework is essential for discussing diverse technological paths, infrastructure development, safety regulations, and tax incentives in the automotive industry [4].