I. Address by the Government of Catalonia

II. Introduction to Automobile Brands

III. Supply Chain Restructuring: How Spain Became Europe's EV Industry Hub

• Inspirations from Chery's Model for European Supply Chains(Technology Sharing + Localized Procurement, Port Advantages)
• Prospects for Chinese Supporting Enterprises in Europe(Following Chinese OEMs to Establish Supporting Facilities in Europe)
• Challenges and Solutions in Localization(Key Concerns Identified Through Corporate Research)

IV. Tech-Coopetition: How China and Europe Break Through "Patent Blockades" and "Data Compliance" Barriers

• China's rapid advancement in smart technologies has created a technological generation gap in fields like autonomous driving. Case studies of Sino-European corporate cooperation, e.g., Volkswagen and Horizon Robotics.
• Feasibility of reverse technology transfer and potential compliance requirements.

V. Policy Synergy: Resolving the Tension Between Green Transition and Market Realities

• Subsidy Phase-out and Consumer Perception-Spain's market pain points: Charging station coverage rate is only 59%, demand for vehicles below €18,000 accounts for 62% of the market, but the average price of EU BEVs exceeds €35,000.
• Regulatory Flexibility Adjustments-EU policy shift: Automakers are permitted to use the 2025-2027 three-year average value for carbon emission calculations, alleviating transition pressure (e.g., Volkswagen can delay phasing)

VI. European Domestic Automakers Matchmaking Conference