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At the 2025 Future Automotive Pioneers Conference, Huawei’s Richard Yu criticized EV quality control. He claimed some automakers wouldn’t meet Huawei’s standards. Yu stressed that quality is paramount, advocating for consumer safety and urging the industry to avoid setting low standards. He called for innovation to prevent stagnation and challenged deceptive advertising practices.

The 2025 Future Automotive Pioneers Conference in Shenzhen highlighted NIO’s advancements. CEO William Li unveiled the unified brand presence of NIO, ONVO, and Firefly, cleverly referencing “Willing to Win” in Chinese. He also emphasized NIO’s commitment to Shenzhen’s innovative spirit and its extensive charging network utilized by 90% of non-NIO vehicle drivers, solidifying NIO’s infrastructure investment in China.

DJI has secured a prime Shenzhen location for its global headquarters, winning the bidding for land in the super-headquarters zone for ¥2.287 billion. The facility, spanning 15,657.68 square meters, is slated to foster an intelligent aviation ecosystem and will exclusively house DJI and its affiliates for 30 years. The project is expected to generate substantial annual output and tax revenue, further solidifying DJI’s position in the global market.