Do Cars Need Chips?
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Only early-production purely mechanical cars do not require chips. Modern cars do need chips. Below is an introduction to automotive-related content: Automotive Chips: Automotive-grade chips, automotive components. Automotive-grade refers to the specification standards applicable to automotive electronic components. Relevant Policies: On March 1, 2021, Chen Hong, a National People's Congress representative and Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of SAIC Group, focused on independent innovation in intelligent connected vehicles, proposed the "Proposal on Improving the Domestic Production Rate of Automotive-grade Chips to Enhance the Autonomous and Controllable Capability of the Domestic Automotive Supply Chain," as well as the "Proposal on Strengthening Automotive Data Security and Privacy Protection in the Digital Ecological Environment." With an eye on green and low-carbon transformation and development, he also proposed the "Proposal on Accelerating Policy Support for the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Industry to Assist the Green and Low-carbon Development of the Automotive Sector," and the "Proposal on Improving the Policy System for the 'Battery-Swapping' Business Model of New Energy Vehicles."