Core Viewpoint - The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation characterized by electrification, intelligence, and connectivity, with the penetration rate of new energy vehicles exceeding 50% and advanced driving systems being widely adopted [2][4][5]. Group 1: Industry Developments - The "Automotive Industry High-Quality Development Group Standard Enhancement Action" was launched by the China Automotive Engineering Society, with participation from over 130 representatives from major automotive companies and research institutions [3][11]. - The automotive industry is experiencing rapid development of new technologies and business models, reshaping its landscape [5][6]. Group 2: Standardization Importance - Group standards are seen as a vital component of the new standard system, capable of quickly responding to market demands and focusing on technological innovation [5][9]. - The development of group standards is crucial for ensuring high quality and facilitating cross-industry collaboration, which is essential for the high-quality development of the automotive sector [7][8]. Group 3: Challenges and Solutions - Current challenges include low quality of group standards, duplication in formulation, and low market recognition, which need to be addressed to enhance their effectiveness [7][8]. - Three key strategies were proposed to strengthen the role of group standards: innovation-driven collaboration, quality assurance throughout the standard lifecycle, and enhancing the application and promotion of group standards [8][9]. Group 4: New Standards Introduction - Twelve "leading group standards" were officially released, targeting key areas such as new energy vehicles, intelligent connected vehicles, and smart manufacturing, aimed at addressing current industry pain points [11][12]. - These standards were developed with input from over 20 leading automotive companies and research institutions, focusing on creating a unified ecosystem for the future [11][12].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the release of 12 leading group standards for intelligent connected new energy vehicles by the China Automotive Engineering Society, which will provide timely and precise standard support for industry innovation and upgrading [1][3]. - The standards focus on cutting-edge and key technological development directions in intelligent connected new energy vehicles, emphasizing their role in leading technological innovation, building a new industrial ecosystem, and serving government policy pilots [3][5]. - An example is provided with the standard for "All-Solid-State Battery Determination Method," which clarifies the definition of all-solid-state batteries and addresses issues related to the ambiguous concept and lack of testing methods in the industry [5][7]. Group 2 - The standards also include clear regulations on core components such as battery systems, battery exchange mechanisms, and electrical and cooling interfaces for pure electric passenger vehicle battery swapping [5][9]. - The "Car-Road-Cloud Integrated Infrastructure Classification" standard focuses on practical application needs and proposes a classification system for urban intelligent roads, guiding pilot city construction [5][9]. - Experts indicate that group standards can effectively fill the standard gaps in new technology fields, with technical requirements often exceeding national standards, thus promoting high-quality industry development [7][9].

Core Viewpoint - The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation characterized by electrification, intelligence, and connectivity, with a penetration rate of new energy vehicles exceeding 50% and advanced driving systems being widely adopted [1][4]. Group 1: Industry Developments - The China Automotive Engineering Society initiated the "Automotive Industry High-Quality Development Group Standard Enhancement Action" on June 21, with over 130 representatives from major automotive companies and research institutions in attendance [2]. - The automotive industry is experiencing a comprehensive transformation, with new technologies and cross-industry collaborations emerging, necessitating a more diverse and responsive standardization approach [4][8]. Group 2: Importance of Group Standards - Group standards are seen as a catalyst for high-quality development in the automotive sector, providing a bridge between cutting-edge technology and industry practices [1][7]. - The development of group standards has accelerated in recent years, with over 1,500 national and industry standards and more than 1,000 group standards published, reflecting a dual structure of government and market-driven standardization [7][8]. Group 3: Challenges and Solutions - Despite the positive impact of group standards, challenges such as low quality, duplication, and lack of market recognition need to be addressed [10]. - The "Automotive Industry High-Quality Development Group Standard Enhancement Action" aims to tackle these issues through three main strategies: innovation-driven collaboration, quality assurance throughout the standard lifecycle, and enhancing the application and recognition of group standards [11][12]. Group 4: New Group Standards - Twelve "leading group standards" were officially announced, targeting key areas such as new energy vehicles, intelligent connected vehicles, and smart manufacturing, addressing current industry pain points [19][20]. - These standards were developed with input from over 20 leading automotive companies and research institutions, aiming to create a unified standard framework for the rapidly evolving automotive landscape [20].