Core Viewpoint - Great Wall Motors is adopting a dual strategy in the autonomous driving sector, focusing on both self-research and collaboration with external suppliers to enhance its technological capabilities and market position [2][5][11]. Group 1: Autonomous Driving Strategy - The competition in autonomous driving is intensifying, with Great Wall Motors planning to release a VLA (Vision-Language-Action) model by the end of 2025, positioning itself as one of the few companies to implement this technology [2][5]. - Great Wall Motors is expanding its supplier network to cover vehicle price ranges from 100,000 to 400,000 yuan, with plans to implement three major computing platforms starting in 2025 [5][9]. - The ADC 2.0 platform targets mainstream models like Haval, utilizing TI chips and Qualcomm platforms, and aims to enhance capabilities in high-speed scenarios [6][7]. Group 2: Research and Development - Great Wall Motors has established a self-research team of over 1,000 people, focusing on both autonomous driving and cockpit technologies, with a significant emphasis on self-research despite ongoing collaborations [10][11]. - The company has been investing heavily in R&D, with autonomous driving research expenses accounting for 50% of total R&D investments, amounting to 1 billion yuan annually [12][13]. - The establishment of the 九州超算中心 (Jiuzhou Supercomputing Center) aims to provide substantial computational support for the development of large models, with a total computing power of 5 EFLOPS [15]. Group 3: Market Performance - The sales of the Haval Shuanglong Max, which features autonomous driving capabilities, show a balanced order structure between smart and non-smart versions, indicating a growing consumer interest in smart features [9]. - The sales of the Wey brand reached 102,000 units in 2025, marking an 86% year-on-year increase, attributed to the successful implementation of end-to-end models and VLA technology [9].