The State Council's August 2025 "AI+" initiative redefines smart cockpits as mandatory smart terminals, targeting 70% AI integration in intelligent connected vehicles by 2027. This policy shift from subsidies to scenario-driven development is expected to generate ¥2.58 trillion in incremental industry value by 2030.

CATL's Ningjia Service is revolutionizing EV battery maintenance worldwide. It repairs batteries without affecting warranties, reduces costs by 90%, and speeds up service to hours. Covering 75 countries, it offers inspection, repair, recycling, and battery health certificates to boost resale value.

A deep dive into 2025 charging pile technology, featuring ultra-fast liquid-cooled chargers, energy storage coordination, AI-powered charging robots, and next-gen smart grids. Discover how these breakthroughs reshape EV infrastructure and accelerate the move toward a carbon-neutral future.

Dreametech moves from robot vacuums to electric hypercars, aiming to rival Bugatti. Using 6,000+ patents, high-speed motor tech, and China's mature EV supply chain, it focuses on technology transfer, sensor fusion, and an ecosystem approach to create a competitive advantage in the NEV market.

FAW Toyota has initiated R&D for an AI-powered smart cockpit, scheduled for release in 2026. The new system will feature AI integration, emotional interaction, and intelligent driving linkage, marking a new era of joint venture automakers competing with Chinese brands on smart technology.

On August 20, Geely launched Eva, the first mass-produced hyper-human AI agent, in Galaxy M9 and Lynk & Co 10 EM-P. Paired with Flyme Auto 2, Eva enables emotional, personalized interaction and unified cross-brand AI experiences, marking the end of traditional car cockpits.