[Four departments join forces to say no to "crash cars"] On October 11, four departments including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology publicly released a notice (Draft for Comment) on further strengthening the management of innovative design and R&D testing and verification of automotive products. The Technical Guidelines for Automotive Product Innovation Design put forward specific testing and verification requirements around virtual controls, door handles, new human-computer interaction systems, and high-angle seats. The industry generally believes that the new regulations issued by the four departments are a sign of saying no to "quick cars"! In the past few days, public opinion has been widely concerned about the breakage of the Zunjie V800 brake pedal bracket. The focus of discussion is the safety issues of cars, especially "quick" new energy vehicles. Although the incident awaits an authoritative investigation conclusion, one thing is beyond doubt: a car's brake pedal should never "break" while driving! "Stable" is a more lasting "fast". In recent years, China's automobile industry, especially the new energy automobile industry, has achieved leapfrog development. The hard-won industrial ecology, social trust, and consumer reputation need to be jointly maintained by all parties in the industry. The pace of innovation will not slow down due to the pursuit of excellence. Safety is the basis for Chinese cars to run more steadily. (People's Daily)