The Second Huawei Qiankun Intelligent Driving Open Competition wrapped up after 14 days, drawing more than 190,000 vehicle owners to register. The event featured eight major tracks built around real-world travel scenarios, covering a wide range of trip segments. True to its "everyday life is the track" philosophy, the competition brought non-standard daily road conditions into the experience scope and demonstrated what Huawei Qiankun Intelligent Driving ADS 5 can do on real roads. The system now offers Urban Cruising Assist (RCA), which lets drivers activate cruising in urban areas and on campuses without setting a destination, along with autonomous parking. Parking Spot to Parking Spot 3.0 tackles parking challenges such as occupied spaces, and also supports spot guarding parking, gesture parking, and plug-and-charge functions. On the safety front, a new rear active collision avoidance assist has been added to reduce the risk of being rear-ended. By weaving the assisted driving experience into multiple aspects of daily travel, the competition offered a comprehensive showcase of the system's performance on real roads.