Gasgoo Munich- On April 16, the “Inside JAC Group Technical Center: Low-Power Electrical Technology Exchange Seminar” — jointly hosted by Gasgoo and JAC Group — concluded successfully. Combining technical showcases with in-depth discussions, the event focused on the low-power electrical sector. It brought together 16 component suppliers and industry experts. This created a direct channel for technical matchmaking between supply chain firms and OEMs. It also offered a platform for deepening industry ties.

Opening Remarks

Yao Jin, dean of the Low-Voltage Electrical Design Institute at JAC Group’s Technical Center, delivered the opening address. He noted that the global automotive industry is undergoing a profound shift toward electrification and intelligence, with AI-related electrical power consumption emerging as a central challenge. He emphasized that technical details embody collective supply chain wisdom. This ranges from power distribution systems to chip selection. It also carries user expectations for green mobility.

Gu Xiaoying, partner and executive vice president at Gasgoo, argued that breakthroughs in low-power vehicle electronics cannot rely on OEMs alone; they require collaboration across the supply chain. She encouraged suppliers to speak freely and share their results, while urging JAC Group colleagues to engage in active dialogue and standard-setting, turning consensus into core competitive strength. Gu also offered an analysis of China’s passenger vehicle market: cumulative sales for the first quarter of 2026 totaled 5.93 million, down 7.6% year-on-year. The decline stems largely from policy adjustments and the phase-out of NEV purchase tax subsidies at the end of 2025, which pulled forward demand. Looking ahead, driven by growth in new energy vehicles, replacement purchases, and exports, the market scale is projected to surpass 31 million units by 2030, with domestic brands potentially capturing an 80% share.

Exchange Seminar

The seminar segment served as a platform for deep knowledge sharing, where guests from diverse business backgrounds exchanged views on key technology trends, product innovations, and practical applications within the low-power electrical sector.

Liu Yufei, director at Jingwei Hirain, outlined trends in low-voltage distribution architecture and presented product solutions. Zhang Gui, sales director at Yachuang Xinhe Microelectronics, demonstrated applications for high-side switches and electronic fuses in vehicle intelligence and power management. Chen Deng, product director for Amesim system simulation at Zhican Technology, provided an in-depth analysis of vehicle energy analysis and intelligent energy consumption management based on system simulation.

Hu Xinjie, marketing technical manager at Zhiyuan, focused on “zero-feed protection,” introducing low-power solutions and practices for multi-channel vehicle data recorders. Chen Yutao, Anhui marketing director at Xinbida, presented the company’s optimized product strategies for chip selection.

Technology Exhibition

During the technology exhibition, 16 suppliers highlighted their latest technical achievements and products in the low-power electrical field, engaging in in-depth discussions with JAC Group’s engineering and procurement teams.

Through this matchmaking event, JAC Group established direct connections with numerous high-quality supply chain firms. This expanded its options for future technology selection. It provided a stage for small and medium-sized enterprises to showcase their capabilities. This created a crucial opportunity to integrate into mainstream automakers’ supply systems.

The list of exhibitors for this event is below. For more details, please visit the Gasgoo Global Automotive Industry Big Data Platform (autodata.gasgoo.com).

With that, the “Inside JAC Group Technical Center: Low-Power Electrical Technology Exchange Seminar” has drawn to a successful close. Looking ahead, Gasgoo will continue to partner with industry leaders like JAC Group to organize high-level technical exchange events. The goal is to link OEMs and supply chain resources more efficiently, driving the collaborative R&D and deployment of key technologies.

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