Research status and future development directions of intelligent driving in China

As intelligent driving technology matures and gains market acceptance, its application has become widespread across China. This paper delves into the developmental journey of intelligent driving within the country, while also examining its inherent advantages and disadvantages. Currently, the predominant approach in China is the use of multi-sensor fusion solutions, which enhance sensing capabilities by combining information from various sources. However, this method is not without its challenges, including high implementation costs, limitations in processing complex environments, and vulnerabilities within the chip supply chain. The Chinese governments endorsement of smart driving car brands and technologies is escalating, reflecting a strong commitment to the sector. Public sentiment towards smart driving remains favorable, indicating a receptive market. Looking ahead, for China to maintain its momentum in the intelligent driving arena, it is crucial to pursue breakthroughs and innovations. Furthermore, fostering the integration of key industries with the driving sector will be essential to unlock new potentials and sustain competitive advantage in the global market.

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Advances in Engineering Innovation
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2977-3903/2025.21763
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Vehicle emissions and performance
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Research status and future development directions of intelligent driving in China

Yanyan Zhu
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Research status and future development directions of intelligent driving in China

Yanyan Zhu
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Abstract

As intelligent driving technology matures and gains market acceptance, its application has become widespread across China. This paper delves into the developmental journey of intelligent driving within the country, while also examining its inherent advantages and disadvantages. Currently, the predominant approach in China is the use of multi-sensor fusion solutions, which enhance sensing capabilities by combining information from various sources. However, this method is not without its challenges, including high implementation costs, limitations in processing complex environments, and vulnerabilities within the chip supply chain. The Chinese governments endorsement of smart driving car brands and technologies is escalating, reflecting a strong commitment to the sector. Public sentiment towards smart driving remains favorable, indicating a receptive market. Looking ahead, for China to maintain its momentum in the intelligent driving arena, it is crucial to pursue breakthroughs and innovations. Furthermore, fostering the integration of key industries with the driving sector will be essential to unlock new potentials and sustain competitive advantage in the global market.

Advances in Engineering InnovationVol. 16(3)
Fudan University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Vehicle emissions and performance
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