Hyundai Motor sets 2030 sales target at 5.5 mln vehicles and plans to launch more than 100 global models by 2030.

Shanghai municipal government published a strategic emerging-industry plan directing policy support to integrate satellite internet with Beidou, 6G and AI and to speed scaled deployment of satellite internet and Beidou applications. The plan prioritizes commercial rockets: accelerate development of large-diameter, high‑thrust reusable launchers and key technologies — engines, return-control systems and structural stages — and build assembly and related infrastructure to meet high-density LEO constellation needs. Satellite-internet measures target transparent bent‑pipe LEO beam‑hopping communications, inter‑satellite laser links, spaceborne phased‑array antennas and flexible solar wings; development of automated large‑scale LEO orbital deployment technology and direct‑to‑phone LEO broadband, plus promotion of ground and satellite terminal supply chains and mass‑production satellite digital factories. It also calls for R&D platforms for ultra‑precision/stable/clean spacecraft, stronger satcom, navigation, remote sensing and medium‑orbit space‑based TT&C services, breakthroughs in on‑orbit fault handling and refueling, and a full‑process insurance framework covering launches, on‑orbit operations and third‑party liability.

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said it will boost network and data security, deepen protection of critical information infrastructure and important datasets, and raise security standards in AI, the industrial internet and connected vehicles. MIIT urged building a network-and-data security framework for new-type industrialization and improving network resilience.