Core Insights - The 2025 China International Commercial Vehicle Show (CCVS) was held in Wuhan from November 10 to 13, showcasing Dongfeng Commercial Vehicle's commitment to green and intelligent technologies with six complete vehicles and seven core components on display [1][2]. Electric and Hydrogen Technologies - Dongfeng's hydrogen fuel cell truck, the Dongfeng Tianlong GX, features a high-efficiency fuel cell system with an efficiency of ≥48%, a refueling time of 20 minutes, and a range of 700 km, meeting EU safety and emission standards [1]. - The Dongfeng Tianlong KL electric truck, developed in collaboration with Huawei, can charge to 80% in under 20 minutes under dual-gun supercharging conditions and has a range of 460 km with a power consumption of only 1.2 kWh per kilometer [1][2]. Hybrid Solutions - The Dongfeng Tianlong KX dual-engine hybrid truck utilizes a gas engine and electric motor system, achieving a fuel-saving rate of 10% in complex mountainous conditions [2]. - The Dongfeng Tianlong KL range-extended hybrid truck supports pure electric start and features energy recovery systems, enhancing energy efficiency while ensuring driver comfort with adjustable seating [2]. Intelligent Driving Features - The Dongfeng Tianlong GX intelligent truck is equipped with L2+ level autonomous driving capabilities, supporting full-speed range intelligent assistance and predictive cruise functions [2]. - The vehicle's "smart brain" consists of self-developed controllers for energy distribution and advanced driving, showcasing Dongfeng's control over core power technologies [2]. Technological Advancements - The seven core technology exhibits highlight Dongfeng's achievements in independent research and development of key components, focusing on a unified multi-energy engine platform aimed at zero-carbon fuel technology [4]. - This platform is designed to comply with National VI emissions standards and is compatible with future regulations, featuring 16 proprietary technologies that lower user acquisition and maintenance costs [4].