The topic of hastily developed cars has sparked heated discussions, stemming from the dense (dense/intensive) launch of hundreds of new car models in the first half of the year. The public is concerned about potential safety hazards due to the lack of necessary safety verifications and durability tests. This has also triggered industry reflection on whether quality is being sacrificed for speed in the competition, reflecting the competitive pressures in segmented markets. Industry insiders state that new car launches require specialized verifications such as sealing, environmental, and durability tests, with the entire verification process taking 12 to 18 months. While some stages can be shortened through digital simulations leveraging mature platforms, the core real-vehicle reliability verification phase cannot be significantly reduced without lowering product safety standards.