- Chinese regulators launched a year-long campaign requiring automakers to self-audit and file proactive recall plans for any defects, with reports due to local authorities by the end of 2026.
- The push was prompted by China's largest-ever recall—Tesla and eight Chinese EV makers fixed safety issues in about 4.3 million vehicles over emergency door-release concerns.
- Audits will target ADAS/autonomy, cybersecurity, software updates and supplier quality as the industry shifts from price wars toward improving safety and long-term competitiveness.
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