As a leading event in the domestic intelligent vehicle field, the finals showcased the latest products and technologies in intelligent driving, conducting authoritative and professional live tests and evaluations. The competition included categories such as autonomous driving, intelligent systems, urban NOA (Navigate on Autopilot), vehicle-to-everything (V2X) safety, and a “Track Day” event for smart driving vehicles. In the Highway NOA category, the Forthing V9, equipped with a class-leading Highway NOA intelligent navigation assistance system, leveraged multi-sensor perception algorithms and decision-making algorithms to identify environmental information and develop reasonable driving strategies. Hamwe no gushushanya amakarita yo hejuru, ikinyabiziga cyerekana ko gihinduka mu buryo budasanzwe mu gukoresha ibintu byinshi bigoye, bin ku mushoferi w'umuhanga. It was capable of global path planning, intelligent lane changes, overtaking, truck avoidance, and efficient highway cruising—demonstrating a series of high-precision operations. This perfectly met the competition's high demands for intelligent driving capabilities in highway environments, including vehicle algorithms, perception systems, and comprehensive response abilities, ultimately securing an easy victory over numerous well-known brand models in the same group. Iyi mikorere yerekana ko ikinyabiziga gituje kandi kigenda neza kirenze ingamba.

The reason why the Forthing V9 can predict road conditions like an experienced driver with exceptional visual and perceptual capabilities lies in the team's extensive efforts on safety and stability during the development phase. Inyuma yiki wagezweho ni ibipimo bitabarika byo mu gaciro hamwe na kalibrames, hasesengura amakuru akomeye, hamwe n'ibizamini bya software na resile. The engineers poured endless effort into these tasks, constantly experimenting and correcting, embodying the essence of craftsmanship and a relentless pursuit of perfection.