Core Insights - BMW's self-developed "Central Architecture High-Performance Driving Chassis Control Technology," known as the "Driving Control Super Brain," has been awarded the "Global New Energy Vehicle Innovation Technology" certificate at the 2025 World New Energy Vehicle Conference (WNEVC) for the fifth time, making it the only foreign automaker to receive this award for four consecutive years [1][3]. Group 1: Technological Advancements - BMW emphasizes its strong independent R&D capabilities, allowing it to confidently implement an open technology route across all brands, actively developing pure electric, hydrogen fuel cell, plug-in hybrid, and internal combustion engine technologies in parallel [3][5]. - The "Driving Control Super Brain" integrates four major systems—power transmission, braking, steering, and energy recovery—into a single central control unit, enhancing information processing capability by 10 times and achieving a system response time of less than 1 millisecond [6][7]. - The "Dynamic Performance Control System" (DPC) works in conjunction with the "Driving Control Super Brain" to enhance vehicle dynamics, providing excellent cornering stability and seamless braking and restarting capabilities in congested traffic [7]. Group 2: Market Strategy and Collaborations - BMW is actively collaborating with leading Chinese tech companies such as Alibaba, Huawei, and Momenta to foster a mutually beneficial industrial ecosystem, leveraging the rapid digitalization in China to seize unprecedented cooperation opportunities [5][6]. - The company aims to meet diverse consumer needs across different markets by adhering to an open technology route, promoting a green future for personal mobility [5][8]. Group 3: Future Product Plans - The new generation of BMW models, starting with the BMW iX3, signifies a significant leap in design, technology, and user experience, with plans to launch over 40 new or upgraded models globally by 2027 [8].