Core Insights - The China Automotive Industry Association, in collaboration with several national organizations, has released a report on the compliance of automotive data processing safety requirements, highlighting the importance of data security in the automotive sector [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The report is based on the "Automotive Data Security Management Regulations (Trial)" and relevant standards such as GB/T 41871-2022 and GB/T 44464-2024, which outline the safety requirements for automotive data processing [2]. - Starting from April 2025, manufacturers will be required to undergo compliance checks for five key data safety requirements, including anonymization of external facial data and proper handling of personal information [2]. Group 2: Compliance Results - A total of 13 manufacturers, including FAW Toyota, FAW Group, Volkswagen, and others, have had 49 vehicle models that meet the five compliance requirements for automotive data safety [2][3]. - Specific models listed include the Toyota BZ5, Hongqi EH7, and several models from Geely, Li Auto, and others, indicating a broad compliance across major automotive brands [2][3]. Group 3: Identified Issues - The report also identified data security issues in some models, such as low anonymization rates for facial data and inadequate consent settings for processing sensitive personal information [3]. - Feedback has been provided to the relevant companies for necessary rectifications, emphasizing the ongoing need for improvement in data handling practices [3].