The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with three other key departments, has jointly released a strategic plan aimed at accelerating the deep integration of industrial internet technologies within the automotive industry. This plan not only champions the establishment of 5G-enabled factories in the automotive domain but also actively promotes the exploration and implementation of exemplary '5G+Industrial Internet' application scenarios. Furthermore, it underscores the importance of creating industry-specific industrial internet platforms. These platforms are envisioned to enhance capabilities across research and development design, production processes, and supply chain coordination. By harnessing the power of secondary nodes in automotive industry identification resolution systems, the plan aims to simplify and streamline access for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating within the automotive component sector (Note: The term 'parts' is contextually translated as 'component' hereinafter, though the original term is retained when referring to a specific technical term). Moreover, the plan advocates for leveraging industrial internet platforms to drive a 'chain-style' transformation across the automotive industrial chain. This approach seeks to establish a collaborative development ecosystem characterized by the interplay of 'platform + node + industrial chain + enterprise,' thereby facilitating the optimal allocation of industrial chain resources and fostering efficient inter-enterprise collaboration.