What do DV and PV mean in the automotive industry?
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In the automotive industry, DV stands for Design Verification, and PV stands for Product Verification. Below are specific details about automobile production: 1. Man-hours: In the entire industrial system (including the automotive industry), man-hours are used as a time unit to calculate the labor input of workers, with each hour worked by a worker counted as one man-hour. Taking the time from when a car comes off the production line as a benchmark, producing one car takes approximately 5 minutes. 2. R&D and Design: Starting from the research and design phase of a vehicle model, depending on the automaker's capabilities and the positioning of the model being developed, designing and producing a car typically takes about 3 to 5 years.