Hello, Mr. Dong! In a recent interview with the company, the person in charge of high-precision map products said that OneMAP is expected to be mass-produced in 2025. The high-end assisted driving of several major new power manufacturers is expected to be launched on a large scale this year and next year. Will the mass production time of this product affect the large-scale implementation of the company's high-precision maps? At the current stage, the rapid deployment and high freshness requirements of high-assisted maps, is the biggest difficulty that policies have not yet kept up? Thank you!

NavInfo: Hello, there is no impact. The company's map OneMap combines navigation maps, high-precision maps, assisted driving maps and parking maps into one, empowering the era of full-scenario intelligent driving with "one map", solving the demand for high data matching between the cockpit domain and the intelligent driving domain, and realizing seamless connection between human driving and vehicle driving. The in-depth integration of smart cabin and intelligent driving is a breakthrough of the company's internal products and capabilities. The company has made relevant forward-looking arrangements based on actual market demand. Products such as scene maps and human-machine co-driving navigation have been mass-produced one after another, and there is no need to wait until 25 years. At the same time, the national regulatory authorities have officially allowed the submission of national advanced assisted driving maps for city-level roads. NavInfo's urban ordinary roads have covered 120 cities. At present, NavInfo's 120-city advanced assisted driving maps have been approved, making it the first company in the country to obtain the national city advanced assisted driving map approval number.