On August 25, the intelligent driving sector rebounded in intraday trading. Zhejiang Shibao hit the daily limit, while Xingyuan Zhuomei, China Post Technology, Yachuang Electronics, Wanji Technology, and Fulongma also rose. In news, according to Xinhua News Agency, the draft revision to the Road Traffic Safety Law submitted that day for initial review to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress includes a dedicated chapter on special provisions for autonomous vehicles. It defines the concepts of autonomous vehicles and assisted driving functions, and clarifies that when a road traffic safety violation occurs while an autonomous vehicle's automated driving function is activated, the manufacturer or importer of the autonomous vehicle shall handle the matter. Institutions noted that 2026 has been officially established as the first year of mass production for Level 3 autonomous driving in China, with multiple policy, technological, market, and competitive signals resonating, marking a critical turning point for the country's intelligent driving industry.
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