NavInfo recently announced a series of business updates. While strengthening its automotive intelligence operations, the company revealed plans to extend its in-vehicle technological expertise into the mobile intelligent agent sector. NavInfo views data as the foundation of automotive intelligence and compliance as a prerequisite for data utilization. In response to increasingly stringent regulations and automakers' overseas data requirements, the company launched a closed-loop overseas data compliance solution and announced an AI cockpit overseas partnership with Microsoft, advancing business synergies with Huawei HMS for Car. Its subsidiary AutoChips is accelerating the iteration of automotive-grade chips. The next-generation cockpit-driving integrated SoC is slated for launch in the first quarter of 2027; the high-safety domain-control MCU has entered the design-in phase with several leading customers; the thousand-yuan-level integrated parking and driving solution has secured 2.7 million-unit mass-production nominations; and the cockpit-driving integrated solution can help optimize overall vehicle manufacturing costs. Furthermore, NavInfo will leverage its accumulated in-vehicle expertise in the mobile intelligent agent space, participate in drafting industry standards for humanoid robots, and transfer its automotive mass-production experience to embodied intelligence applications.