In a significant movement within the automotive industry, a rising number of car manufacturers are rolling out advanced intelligent driving systems across their entire product rangeRecently, Lantu Motors' CEO, Lu Fang, made an announcement that by the end of 2025, all models from Lantu would either be equipped with Huawei’s QianKun intelligent driving or the company's own KunPeng technologyThis move highlights a growing trend among car manufacturers to embrace cutting-edge smart technology as they compete in an increasingly saturated market.

Since 2025, the competition among automobile manufacturers has seen an intensification of technological advancements, particularly in the realms of intelligent and electric drivingThe development and success of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent years have paved the way for intelligent driving systems and smart user interfaces to become crucial factors in influencing consumer purchasing decisionsObservers in the automotive industry now assert that the competitive landscape in China has shifted from a focus on electrification to one that prioritizes intelligent features.

He Xiaopeng, the chairman of XPeng Motors, remarked: “The Chinese tech company DeepSeek has astounded the global tech community, not only providing product experiences that rival those of OpenAI's models but also managing to keep costs extraordinarily lowOver the next decade, AI will drive significant transformations in the automotive sector and will catalyze monumental changes in hardware and software on a global scale.”