Large orders are continuously coming in, the robot is on the track, and the development of the automotive parts industry is on a positive trajectory.

Since August, more than 20 A-share automotive parts companies have disclosed important "designated orders" from mainstream domestic and foreign manufacturers, showing a booming trend in the industry and highlighting the strong competitiveness of the Chinese supply chain in the global automotive industry. "The increase in designated orders is not only a recognition of the R&D strength of automotive parts companies, but also a pursuit of supply chain stability by vehicle manufacturers," said a senior executive of an A-share automotive parts company to reporters. Taking new energy vehicles as an example, the localization rate of core components such as batteries, motors, and electronic control systems continues to increase, reducing costs and enhancing the industry chain's risk resistance. Based on stabilizing the traditional business "base," automotive parts companies are increasing their investment in humanoid robots in future industries such as precision machining, motor control, and sensors, aiming to seize the high ground in the new round of technological revolution.