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比亚迪王朝网路天:将陆续推送油耗OTA,降低汉DM-i油耗
Bei Ke Cai Jing· 2025-10-11 14:53
Core Insights - BYD's Han family of vehicles has achieved cumulative sales of over 1 million units in its 5-year history [1] - The new Han DM-i model will feature an OTA update to reduce fuel consumption from 3.8 liters to 3.35 liters per 100 kilometers [1] - The newly launched Han DM-i Long Range and Han EV Long Range models are priced starting at 159,800 yuan after subsidies [1] Vehicle Features - The new models are equipped with the TBC high-speed tire blowout stability system and the Yunlian-C intelligent damping body control system [1] - In the event of a tire blowout at speeds up to 190 km/h, the dedicated hardware will respond in milliseconds and communicate with the vehicle's intelligent chassis control system to enhance driving safety [1]
Counterpoint:全球乘用车音响系统市场由Harman和Bose主导 两家厂商合计贡献近60%的总销售额
Zhi Tong Cai Jing· 2025-08-14 01:29
Group 1 - The global passenger car audio system market is dominated by Harman and Bose, which together account for nearly 60% of total sales [1] - AAC Technologies is the only Chinese company among the top ten suppliers in the market [1] - Chinese automotive brands such as Sonavox, WANOS, Nobo Automotive, and ADS Audio are rapidly emerging as they expand their influence globally [1] Group 2 - Chinese automakers are actively increasing the number of speakers in high-end models, with brands like NIO, Zeekr, and BYD launching vehicles equipped with over 20 speakers [4] - Despite the high speaker count in premium models, Chinese manufacturers are also focusing on producing more cost-effective electric vehicles with fewer speakers, reducing the average maximum speaker count in the market [4] - The competition in the car audio system market is being reshaped by the increasing integration of software-defined audio features, allowing for personalized audio experiences through OTA updates [4] - Advanced audio systems are becoming a core differentiating factor in consumer purchasing decisions, particularly in China, where consumers are willing to pay a premium for top-tier sound experiences [4]