An article in the Economic Daily pointed out that with the booming development of intelligent connected vehicles, competition in the industrial market is becoming more and more intense. Some leading companies have launched drastic price reduction activities from time to time in order to accelerate their seizure of the electrified and intelligent blue ocean market, triggering the industry to follow suit, leading to “internal rolling” competition with a “price war” as the main form. Behind this is both an imbalance in the supply and demand of intelligent connected vehicles, as well as a mismatch in product structure. Currently, whether it is speeding up the cultivation of new productivity, promoting high-quality economic development, or further releasing consumption potential and unblocking the economic cycle, it is necessary to enhance the adaptability of intelligent connected vehicles to supply and demand and achieve a higher level of “two-way movement” between supply and demand.

An article in the Economic Daily pointed out that with the booming development of intelligent connected vehicles, competition in the industrial market is becoming more and more intense. Some leading companies have launched drastic price reduction activities from time to time in order to accelerate their seizure of the electrified and intelligent blue ocean market, triggering the industry to follow suit, leading to “internal rolling” competition with a “price war” as the main form. Behind this is both an imbalance in the supply and demand of intelligent connected vehicles, as well as a mismatch in product structure. Currently, whether it is speeding up the cultivation of new productivity, promoting high-quality economic development, or further releasing consumption potential and unblocking the economic cycle, it is necessary to enhance the adaptability of intelligent connected vehicles to supply and demand and achieve a higher level of “two-way movement” between supply and demand.