improve the standard system for intelligent connected vehicles, and 9 national automotive standards were released in shenzhen
2024-10-04
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recently, the state administration for market regulation held an on-site promotion meeting and national standards press conference for the exchange of experiences on safety standards for intelligent connected vehicle driving assistance and chain stabilization in shenzhen. liu jun, member of the party leadership group and deputy director of the shenzhen state administration for market regulation, attended the meeting and delivered a speech.
six recommended national standards for intelligent connected vehicle driving assistance, including "technical requirements and test methods for intelligent connected vehicle combined driving assistance systems part 1: single lane driving control", and "intelligent connected vehicle information security technical requirements" were released at the meeting. 》 and other 3 mandatory national standards. the release of these standards further improves the intelligent connected vehicle standard system and is of great significance to improving the consistency of intelligent connected vehicle products, supporting industry supervision, ensuring the safety level of intelligent connected vehicles, and promoting the healthy and sustainable development of the industry.
according to reports, the state administration for market regulation will closely focus on market demand and industrial transformation and upgrading requirements, further increase the development of relevant standards, continuously optimize and improve my country's intelligent connected vehicle standard system, strengthen standard publicity and implementation, and drive the upstream and downstream of the industrial chain. standardization work will continue to play a leading and supporting role in quality development and maintaining the safety and stability of the industrial chain.
text | reporter wang jun
