From June 22-26, the 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) will be held at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Venue) in Beijing. The Federation of Automobile and Motorcycle Sports of China (CAMF) will be featured in the expo's Smart Vehicle Chain Exhibition Area, highlighting the unique culture of motorsports. 

Leveraging the CISCE's national-level platform for opening up to the world, the CAMF will showcase China's mature motorsports industry ecosystem and distinctive cultural appeal on the global stage, achieving mutual empowerment and exchange between automotive industrial technology and motorsports culture.

Zhang Tao, deputy secretary-general of CAMF, said that China's smart vehicle industry chain collaboration system is continuously evolving and improving, and that the advantages of the domestic supply chain in innovation, production efficiency and industrial synergy are becoming increasingly evident. With the continuous advancement of domestic automobile manufacturing and independent innovation capabilities, he explained that China's motorsports sector has made a significant breakthrough, gradually breaking the long-standing monopoly held by overseas brands.

Zhang believes that the advancement of smart mobility goes beyond merely improving traffic efficiency. It can also comprehensively optimize urban operational systems and enhance public safety governance. In the future, smart vehicle technology will be deeply integrated with urban development, data governance and daily life. He added that this will reshape the smart mobility ecosystem in every aspect and inject a new source of sustained, vigorous momentum into the high-quality and sustainable development of China's automotive industry.