TREE NEWS update: China Automotive Research and Qi An Xin Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement on Oct. 25 and established a joint laboratory for internet-connected vehicle information security. Qi An Xin Chairman Qi Xiangdong visited China Automotive Research, where Chairman Zhou Yulin received the delegation. The agreement was signed at the meeting.
China Automotive Research and Qi An Xin Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement
The pairing matters because connected-vehicle security sits at the intersection of two sectors China is pushing hard: intelligent autos and domestic cybersecurity. A joint laboratory signals that automotive data and vehicle-to-cloud security are being treated as a formal discipline rather than an afterthought, with a state-linked testing body and a private security vendor sharing the work. The open question is whether such cooperation translates into concrete standards or certification regimes that shape how connected vehicles are built and approved, and whether similar partnerships follow.
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