What happened
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has opened a public consultation on two recommended national standards submitted for approval.
One of the two standards is titled 'Road Vehicle Software Upgrade Engineering,' according to the notice.
The consultation was reported by Cailianshe and carried by East Money Information.
Why it matters
Recommended national standards are not mandatory, but they often shape how companies design and document processes, so a standard on vehicle software upgrades could influence how automakers approach over-the-air updates and related engineering work.
The public comment stage is a formal opportunity for industry participants to weigh in before the standards move toward approval.
Key facts
MIIT is seeking public comment on two recommended national standards.
One standard is named 'Road Vehicle Software Upgrade Engineering.'
The notice concerns standards submitted for approval.
The report comes from Cailianshe, published via East Money Information.
What to watch next
Whether the consultation draws substantive feedback from automakers, suppliers, or industry associations.
How the final approved text of the road vehicle software upgrade standard differs from the draft now out for comment.
