伯特利成立于2004年6月25日，专注于汽车底盘系统及智能驾驶系统的研发、制造与销售，拥有电子驻 车制动系统（EPB）、电子稳定性控制系统（ESC）、线控制动系统（WCBS）等产品。截至2025年6 月，公司拥有国内外有效专利418项，其中发明专利108项，并已完全掌握电子机械制动系统（EMB） 核心技术，曾获中国汽车零部件百强企业、高新技术企业等荣誉。 中证智能财讯伯特利（603596）11月21日公告，公司就知识产权权属纠纷向江苏省苏州市中级人民法院 提起诉讼，案件已立案但尚未开庭审理。公司作为原告，要求确认5项专利申请权和专利权归属自身， 并索赔经济损失及维权合理开支总计250万元。被告包括苏州坐标系智能科技有限公司（被告一）及其 相关前员工、苏州时睿千驷科技有限公司（被告二），被指控非法获取公司技术秘密并申请专利。 诉讼请求包括确认申请号为202310780129.8、202323149553.7、202310822818.0、202311044713.3和 202310780132.X的专利，涉及"一种线控底盘系统及控制方法""一种电控机械式制动器的布置结构""一 种路面激励的手感模拟系统及控制方法 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of new national standards for electric vehicles and related components, emphasizing the importance of compliance for manufacturers and the timeline for enforcement of these standards [1][3][4]. Group 1: New Standards for Electric Vehicles - New inspection items have been added for electric vehicles, including energy consumption limits for passenger cars and safety requirements for battery swapping in commercial vehicles, with specific enforcement dates set for 2025 and 2026 [1][3]. - The standards for fuel consumption limits for heavy-duty commercial vehicles and passenger cars will be enforced starting from July 2025 and January 2026 respectively, with existing models required to comply by 2027 and 2028 [3][4]. Group 2: Safety and Testing Requirements - New standards for electric vehicle battery safety and crash protection have been established, requiring compliance from 2026 for new models and 2028 for existing models [4][5]. - The standards also include requirements for remote service and management systems for electric vehicles, ensuring comprehensive testing and compliance for manufacturers [4][5]. Group 3: Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards - The article highlights the importance of electromagnetic compatibility standards for vehicles, particularly in light of increasing electronic systems in modern vehicles, which are susceptible to electromagnetic interference [10][14]. - New standards are being proposed to address the electromagnetic environment and lightning effects on vehicles, with a focus on enhancing vehicle safety and performance in adverse conditions [10][14][13]. Group 4: Electronic Stability Control Systems - The article outlines the development of mandatory national standards for electronic stability control systems in light and heavy vehicles, detailing performance requirements and testing methods [17][19]. - These standards aim to improve vehicle safety by ensuring that electronic stability control systems effectively monitor and adjust vehicle dynamics in real-time [18][20].

Group 1 - The company has not received any official requirement regarding the mandatory installation of Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and Automatic Emergency Braking System (AEBS) in new commercial vehicles starting from July 1, 2025 [2] - The company is currently complying with relevant standards and regulations set by authorities, and some of its vehicle models are already equipped with ESC and AEBS systems [2]