The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced today that China has successfully developed and implemented a cutting-edge technological framework aimed at mitigating the risks associated with "dual runaway" phenomena in new energy vehicles (NEVs). Addressing the critical challenges of thermal runaway (a dangerous condition where a battery cell rapidly heats up and potentially catches fire) and speed runaway (uncontrolled acceleration), the SAMR spearheaded a collaborative research initiative. This effort involved thorough accident investigations, the advancement of defect identification methodologies, and the integration of a dual-pronged prevention and control strategy that combines "online early warning" capabilities with "offline inspections." Additionally, the system leverages the power of the "Smart Supervision Cloud Platform for New Energy Vehicles," enhancing regulatory oversight and ensuring proactive risk management.