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Yesterday, at the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicle Conference, relevant officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said that China has initially established an intelligent connected vehicle policy management system compatible with industrial development. Up to now, China has issued 90 standards related to intelligent connected vehicles and issued 62 project plans. A number of mandatory national standards have clarified unified safety baselines for products. In terms of testing and demonstration, China has laid out and built 17 national-level test demonstration zones, simultaneously promoting the construction of 20 pilot cities for “vehicle-road cloud integration” applications. In total, more than 20,000 test licenses have been issued, 57,000 kilometers of test roads have been opened, and the total test mileage has exceeded 220 million kilometers.
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Yesterday, at the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicle Conference, relevant officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said that China has initially established an intelligent connected vehicle policy management system compatible with industrial development. Up to now, China has issued 90 standards related to intelligent connected vehicles and issued 62 project plans. A number of mandatory national standards have clarified unified safety baselines for products. In terms of testing and demonstration, China has laid out and built 17 national-level test demonstration zones, simultaneously promoting the construction of 20 pilot cities for “vehicle-road cloud integration” applications. More than 20,000 test licenses have been issued, 57,000 kilometers of test roads have been opened, and the total test mileage has exceeded 220 million kilometers.
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