What new breakthroughs can we expect in China’s new energy vehicle technology? As the 2025 China Electric Vehicle 100 People’s Conference is currently being held in Beijing, a deep discussion has emerged regarding the latest advancements in new energy vehicles. Many experts agree that China is on the verge of multiple new breakthroughs in this sector.
Since the beginning of this year, China’s new energy vehicle technology has achieved several significant breakthroughs across various domains, including battery technology, charging infrastructure, and intelligent driving systems. For instance, the intelligent driving capabilities of manufacturers have made substantial progress. According to reports, the number of intelligent driving cars delivered has reached 770,000 units this year, with projections indicating that this number will exceed 1 million by the end of the year.
CEO of a leading automotive company emphasized that the application of artificial intelligence (AI) brings about large-scale improvements across the entire value chain. He noted that the company’s technology regulations should be realized within three years to achieve a significant transformation.
Furthermore, the recent launch of new electric vehicle platforms has made strides in enhancing the efficiency of key components such as batteries and electric motors, with the aim of reaching an output power of up to 1360 kW. At the 100 People’s Conference, the company showcased its latest generation of electric drive products, capable of achieving an efficiency of 80% from 0 to 80% battery capacity within just six minutes.
According to experts, the country is rapidly advancing in the field of energy-efficient and new energy vehicles. The cost of fast-charging batteries has increased slightly, ranging from 5% to 8%, leading to significant progress in this area. The companies responsible for these advancements are expected to continue focusing on the development of highly efficient energy storage solutions, with plans to realize these goals by 2027.
China Electric Vehicle 100 People’s Conference spokesman, Yu Zheng, highlighted that the automotive industry is integrating artificial intelligence to enhance the efficiency of vehicle manufacturing. Numerous companies have already begun collaborating with AI firms to innovate and create vehicles equipped with advanced driving capabilities.
Currently, there is a focus on developing L2 and L3 autonomous driving technologies, with expectations that smart vehicles will reach L3 level autonomy this year. Advanced AI capabilities are becoming increasingly essential in the new energy vehicle sector, as they allow for improved efficiency and safety. The goal is to enable vehicles to recognize and react to various driving conditions effectively.
With the significant advancements in AI technology, we are entering a new era of intelligent vehicles that can adapt to complex environments and provide a safer driving experience. The integration of AI into vehicle systems is expected to enhance their performance and safety on the roads.
In conclusion, the new energy vehicle industry in China is on an upward trajectory, with AI and intelligent technologies playing a crucial role in driving this transformation. As these advancements continue to evolve, they are set to redefine the future of transportation in the country.
