Huawei's Enlight CEO Jin Yuzhi: Automotive intelligence sees three major changes, L3 autonomous driving standard to be implemented in 2027
At the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference, Jin Yuzhi, Senior Vice President of Huawei and CEO of Qiankun (formerly known as "Intelligent Driving Business Unit"), stated that the latter half of automotive intelligence is accelerating its transition from assisted driving to autonomous driving, which demands higher safety standards and will reshape future mobility paradigms. He revealed that the market access for L3 autonomous driving is progressing in an orderly manner, and relevant mandatory safety standards will be implemented starting July 1, 2027. Qiankun's assisted driving mileage has exceeded 17 billion kilometers, and its intelligent driving systems have been deployed in over 2 million vehicles, collaborating with 25 car brands and more than 60 car models. Qiankun's R&D investment this year will be close to 20 billion yuan. It has also signed a battery swapping strategic cooperation with CATL and Times Electric Service, reaffirming its commitment to being a supplier of incremental components for intelligent connected vehicles.
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