Core Viewpoint - Geely aims to transform Qianli Technology into a "second Huawei" by integrating its smart cockpit team into Qianli Technology, enhancing its technological capabilities [1][5]. Group 1: Company Strategy - Geely has invested in Qianli Technology, which was formerly Lifan Technology, and has been steering the company towards an "AI + vehicle" strategy since 2024 under Chairman Yin Qi [1]. - The integration of the smart cockpit team is part of a broader strategy to consolidate Geely's intelligent business units, which have undergone multiple reorganizations this year [1][2]. - Geely's CEO has emphasized the importance of maximizing shared resources in smart cockpit technology to unify software and hardware development [2]. Group 2: Team Integration - The smart cockpit team from Geely Central Research Institute, led by Jiang Jun, will be integrated into Qianli Technology, while Jiang will continue as Chief Scientist [1]. - Prior to this integration, Geely's smart cockpit development was fragmented across multiple teams, including those from Zeekr, Lotus, and others [2]. - The integration aims to streamline operations and enhance the development of smart cockpit systems across Geely's various brands [2]. Group 3: Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) - Geely has multiple teams working on ADAS, including those from the research institute, Zeekr, and Lotus, which are now being consolidated under the "Qianli Haohan" unified intelligent travel solution [3][4]. - The "Qianli Haohan" system includes five versions (H1, H3, H5, H7, H9), with H5 already utilizing an end-to-end large model [3]. - A deeper integration of the ADAS teams occurred in August, forming a new entity called Qianli Zhijia, which includes contributions from Geely, Qianli Technology, and Megvii [4]. Group 4: Financial Backing and Future Prospects - In September, Mercedes-Benz invested approximately 1.3 billion yuan in Qianli Technology, strengthening its financial position [5]. - Qianli Technology has submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, indicating its growth ambitions and efforts to compete with Huawei [5].