The "hot battle" of humanoid robots has begun: frequent release of new products. Is the year of mass production really here? | Industry observation
① Siasun Robot&Automation and Zhiyuan Robot both launched new humanoid robots, and related Concept stocks rose in response; ② mass production of humanoid robots still faces challenges, and domestic manufacturers aim to produce thousands of units this year; ③ there are also disputes within the Industry regarding the implementation scenarios.
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In February, the auto market welcomed a "small spring": the sales of 12 listed in Hong Kong and A-share companies all saw year-on-year growth.
① The data from the Passenger Vehicle Association on March 10 shows that retail sales of passenger vehicles in February reached 1.386 million units, a year-on-year increase of 26.0%; the cumulative retail sales for January and February this year reached 3.179 million units, a year-on-year increase of 1.2%. ② According to statistics from financial reporters, the sales of 12 A/H listed auto companies in February all achieved year-on-year growth. Among them, BYD, Xpeng Motors, LEAPMOTOR, and BAIC BluePark New Energy Technology achieved multiple growth.
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The battle for intelligent driving among car companies has begun, and the penetration rate of intelligent driving is expected to enter a period of rapid increase.
① Domestic car companies have announced the sales data for February 2025, and are generating buzz for new products. Among them, BYD's sales in February exceeded 320,000 units, reaching 322,800 units, a year-on-year increase of 164%, and has initiated the "Smart Driving Equality" campaign. ② Kaiyuan Securities pointed out that supply drives demand, and the resonance of technology costs and experiences may lead to a rapid increase in the penetration rate of smart driving.