In 2026, bio-based automotive materials are moving from concept demonstrations to mass production. Bamboo fiber composites, ocean leather, and other sustainable materials now meet vehicle-grade standards, enabling lightweight design, lower carbon emissions, and wider application in automotive interior and exterior components.

The rapid growth of NEVs is driving demand for three-electric system maintenance, while certified technicians remain limited. CINEVE explores the importance of technician training and service capability upgrades for the NEV aftermarket.

As panoramic roofs become standard in new energy vehicles, dimmable smart glass is emerging as the next battlefield. This article explores four major technology routes—EC, PDLC, DLC, and SPD—their applications, supply chains, and the cost breakthrough expected in 2026-2027 that could accelerate mass adoption of smart glass roofs.

The new power battery traceability management system officially launches with digital records for every battery, covering production, usage, maintenance, and recycling. It solves issues including unclear battery conditions, missing repair histories, and transaction disputes, promoting greater transparency and standardization in the used EV market.

Three years after CMS became road-legal under China’s GB 15084-2022 standard, electronic rearview mirrors are entering a critical growth phase. With benefits in range improvement, visibility enhancement, and ADAS integration, CMS is evolving into a key lateral perception technology for future intelligent vehicles.

China’s GB 47955-2026 intelligent driving standard will reshape vehicle interior, exterior, and cockpit design from 2027, with new requirements for DMS, HMI, sensors, and automotive compliance.