China has launched a one-year campaign to improve automotive quality, requiring car manufacturers to proactively submit defect recall plans.
The move aims to improve vehicle quality and safety in the world's largest automotive market. This follows the recall of 4.3 million vehicles by Tesla and eight Chinese EV manufacturers announced on August 21. The action will also review the safety of advanced driver-assistance and autonomous driving systems, cybersecurity, and data security, among other aspects, and require automakers to submit self-inspection reports by the end of 2026.
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