Regarding the development of smart cars, we are still in the pre-AI era. When I look at the core functionalities, the principle of 'the highest truth is the simplest' applies, and the most indispensable feature is still connectivity. In other words, I've grown accustomed to not carrying keys, so what I find unacceptable is a car without smartphone key functionality—no remote AC control, no voice commands to adjust temperature, play music, or change destinations (in Shanghai, navigating to new places without GPS is impossible). I believe these are the most basic qualities a car should have today; without them, it's simply unlivable [smile]. Of course, in a few more years, once computing power is fully integrated and smart cars evolve into a new species, things will truly be different!

In an era of slowing economic growth, we need to identify what has minimal impact on our lives versus what has a significant impact (the unbearable aspects). Undoubtedly, connectivity is the latter [smile].