China's MIIT to Introduce Digital ID for EV Batteries, Curb Online Chaos in Auto Sector
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Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), speaking at the 2026 China Automotive Industry Development (TEDA) International Forum, outlined a series of measures to optimize automotive industry management. He emphasized deepening actions to ensure product manufacturing consistency and improve quality, firmly upholding the baseline for product safety. Wang called for implementing special campaigns to upgrade automotive standards and fully leveraging standards to lead industrial upgrading. He also advocated for optimizing credit point management policies, establishing a digital identity system for power batteries, and ensuring effective implementation of these optimization efforts. Additionally, Wang stressed the need to carry out regular rectification of online chaos and regulate industry competition order with a 'nail-driving' spirit of perseverance. The remarks were reported by Securities Times.
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Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), stated at the 2026 China Automotive Industry Development (TEDA) International Forum that further optimization of automotive industry management is necessary.
Key measures highlighted include:
- Deepening efforts to ensure product consistency in manufacturing and improve overall quality
- Strictly upholding the baseline for product safety
- Implementing special actions to upgrade automotive standards
- Fully leveraging the role of standards in leading industrial upgrading
- Optimizing credit point management policies
- Establishing a digital identity system for power batteries
- Ensuring the effective implementation of these optimization measures
- Conducting regular rectification of online chaos
- Regulating competitive order in the industry with a "nail-driving" spirit
(Source: Securities Times)
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China’s MIIT announces auto standards upgrade and credit policy optimization