On September 8, during the 2026 semi-annual performance briefing, Fawer Automotive Parts revealed that the production capacity at its Wuhan plant is set to be fully utilized in the second half of the year. Specifically, the company anticipates the commencement of mass production for supporting products of the AITO M8 in the third quarter. Additionally, it plans to achieve mass production and supply of fully active shock absorbers within the same year. Furthermore, the second air suspension production line is slated for completion and operational launch in December. These developments are poised to provide a positive boost to the company's operational performance. Nevertheless, the company acknowledges that the external competitive landscape within the industry remains intricate. Factors such as volatility in downstream vehicle demand and adjustments in customer production timelines may continue to exert some influence on the company's short-term operations. As such, it remains challenging to ascertain whether the downward trend in performance has been conclusively reversed.