产业部将投资4645亿韩元用于尖端汽车技术

韩国产业部周四宣布,今年计划向汽车部门提供高达4645亿韩元(3.176亿美元)的支持,以提升自动驾驶等尖端技术的竞争力。该举措是在去年汽车出口创纪录720亿美元、尽管面临美国关税的情况下推出的。重点领域包括自动驾驶系统以及电动汽车和氢燃料汽车。

产业通商资源部于2026年2月5日宣布,今年将向汽车部门拨款高达4645亿韩元(3.176亿美元)。此次投资旨在提升韩国在先进技术尤其是自动驾驶领域的竞争力,该行业尽管面临美国关税挑战,但2025年出口额仍创纪录达到720亿美元。nn总金额中,3827亿韩元将用于核心技术研发,包括自动驾驶系统以及电动汽车(EV)和氢动力汽车的部件。去年成立的自动驾驶公私联盟将主导各项自动驾驶项目,产业部表示。在电动汽车和氢燃料汽车领域,支持将针对EV的cell-to-pack电池系统等创新。nn剩余818亿韩元将用于融资投资项目,并援助区域中心汽车零部件制造商。该举措凸显了政府致力于在不断演变的国际贸易动态中,将韩国置于全球汽车创新前沿的承诺。(148字)

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