00:00China is finally going to step in and regulate the auto industry.
00:16With the recent brake pedal of this luxury car
00:19The car was damaged during a test drive by a car blogger, drawing attention.
00:23The dramatic scenes not only propelled this new car into the spotlight of public opinion.
00:27tip
00:27The People's Daily, China's state-run media, even published an article emphasizing...
00:31A car's brake pedal should never break while driving.
00:35It points out that basic safety is the bottom line for automobiles.
00:44As the incident of the car's pedal breaking upon being pressed came to light and gained traction...
00:47Four departments including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Public Security of China
00:50On October 10th, a major joint action was taken to release a draft of new regulations for public comment.
00:54The criticism points to widespread under-testing practices within the industry.
00:57Innovation disorder problem
00:59We must strengthen safety supervision of automobile products.
01:01This document, which is over 20 pages long
01:03The authorities have explicitly required strengthening R&D review criteria from the outset.
01:07Strictly standardize the process of real vehicle testing.
01:10In terms of R&D testing and verification
01:12It also sets hard requirements for testing cycles and mileage.
01:16In addition, the environmental adaptability testing cycle for automobiles should not be less than one year.
01:20It needs to be completed over two winters and one summer.
01:22An experiment that lasted two winters and one summer
01:24Moreover, they successively experienced high-altitude, high-temperature, and high-cold environments.
01:28Complex conditions such as high-altitude dust storms
01:31And complete no less than 30,000 kilometers of reliability verification.
01:35Approval of innovative designs
01:37The document also outlines a red-line list.
01:39Fully concealed door handles are prohibited.
01:42Foldable screens, flexible screens, etc. cannot be used.
01:45The People's Daily, China's state-run media outlet, immediately followed up with a stern commentary.
01:49Directly indicating the car's brake pedal
01:51It should never break while driving.
01:54And called on the entire industry to say no to ride-hailing services.
01:57The People's Daily emphasized
01:59Safety considerations are a red line that the automotive industry cannot cross.
02:02Consumers' basic rights must never be sacrificed in order to rush production and launch.
02:06The article also mentioned the hidden dangers of speeding.
02:09So-called express ride
02:10This mainly refers to some Chinese automakers trying to seize market share.
02:13Excessively compressing the development cycle of new cars
02:16For example, the era of gasoline-powered vehicles
02:18Stealing the development and verification cycle of a new car
02:20Generally over 36 months
02:22However, some people now compress this cycle to about 18 months.
02:26Some brands even cut out necessary testing steps.
02:29This could lead to potential safety hazards in the vehicle.
02:32People's Daily criticizes
02:34Some car companies prioritize speed over quality.
02:37They will eventually be eliminated from the market.
02:39So what's your take on the Chinese authorities' stance this time?
02:42New cars can be continuously pushed to the original intention.
02:44But can security testing really be compromised?
02:47If you were buying a car, would you be more concerned about new technology?
02:50Or is the research and development testing sufficiently robust?
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