1. New national standards released, further improving the software security governance system for intelligent connected vehicles.
2. Hyundai Motor will launch its self-developed driver assistance system in 2029.
3. Cui Dongshu of the China Passenger Car Association: The current downturn in the passenger car market is a phased structural fluctuation.
4. US media: Traditional automakers are retreating, and Tesla is regaining the US electric vehicle market.
5. Tesla announces it will showcase the next-generation Roadster on October 1st, fueling speculation about a SpaceX merger.
6. Tesla's Cybercab will be unveiled in Beijing and Shanghai from September 17th to 27th, for static display only.
7. Hyundai Motor partners with Waymo to deliver IONIQ 5 robotaxis in the fourth quarter of this year.
8. Vietnam's VinFast delivered 20,200 electric vehicles in August, a 12% increase month-on-month.
9. The national standard "Automotive Software Quality and Defect Management Specification" released, shifting quality control from post-event handling to defect prevention.
10. General Motors plans to develop energy storage systems and electric vehicle batteries in the United States.
11. Zurich Airport, in partnership with WeRide, deployed two Level 4 fully automated driverless electric shuttle buses, initially for transporting airport staff.
