Gasgoo Munich-As the industry undergoes a radical transformation toward integrated, wire-controlled, and coordinated smart electric chassis systems, Shangjie and Gasgoo are co-hosting the "Inside Shangjie: New Energy Chassis Prospective Technology Exhibition" on September 21.
Shangjie is a brand co-created by SAIC and Huawei, blending SAIC's vehicle manufacturing prowess with Huawei’s Qiankun ADS and HarmonyOS cockpit technologies. The brand focuses on the integrated development of chassis, intelligent driving, and cockpit systems. Leveraging two manufacturing bases in Shanghai’s Jinqiao and Nanjing’s Jiangning, Shangjie has rolled out the Z7 series and is advancing multi-platform product iterations.
On the sales front, data from the Gasgoo Institute forecasts that Shangjie’s sales will hit 12,394 units in August 2026. Looking ahead, analysts at the Gasgoo Institute note that as multi-platform product iterations accelerate and the integrated intelligent driving-chassis experience matures, Shangjie’s monthly sales are poised for steady growth. This will eventually position the brand as a benchmark for the commercialization of smart electric chassis technology.
Partial supply chain relationships for the Shangjie Z7T; visit the Gasgoo Global Auto Industry Big Data Platform at autodata.gasgoo.com for more details.
Core chassis technology is the backbone of Shangjie’s market push. The Shangjie Z7 is built on Huawei’s Tuling platform, featuring front double-wishbone and rear five-link independent suspension. Continuous Damping Control (CDC) shock absorbers come standard across the lineup, with top-tier trims adding air suspension. The Z7T shares the same Tuling architecture and suspension layout, also with standard CDC; Max+ and Ultra versions upgrade to air suspension. Supply chain data from the Gasgoo Global Auto Industry Big Data Platform indicates that Tuopu Group is the supplier for the air suspension systems on both the Z7T and Z7.
Shangjie has partnered with Gasgoo for this supplier technology exhibition. The goal is to accelerate R&D for new platform projects, support steady production ramp-ups, and resolve industry challenges such as multi-system coupling and component matching. The event seeks to target innovative component makers with reliable delivery, aiming to bridge upstream and downstream collaboration and build a supply chain system with deep software-hardware integration.
The event has drawn significant attention from industry and corporate leaders. Li Jiangang, Deputy General Manager of SAIC’s Quality and Technology Department, will attend. Shangjie CTO Wu Donghai, the core management team of the smart chassis R&D department, and senior executives from the Shanghai Society of Automotive Engineers will also be present. Participants will engage in keynote speeches, exhibition tours, and in-depth one-on-one meetings to clearly communicate the OEM’s technical requirements, purchasing standards, and supply chain access criteria.
The event features two main sections: a technology exhibition and keynote speeches. It centers on four technical tracks dedicated to smart chassis innovation:
First, the Suspension System track focuses on multi-link suspensions, upper and lower control arms, steering knuckles, subframes, air springs, CDC variable dampers, stabilizer bars, and suspension bushings. Second, the Axle and E-Drive track covers half-shafts, wheel hub units, and e-axle components. Third, the Smart Chassis track encompasses steer-by-wire components, EPS assemblies, One-box electric braking systems, chassis domain controllers, four-wheel steering actuators, and body height sensors. Fourth, the Chassis Testing track includes suspension HIL test benches, steer-by-wire test rigs, electric brake performance testers, multi-channel chassis fatigue testing systems, and vehicle dynamics simulation equipment.
Through multidimensional technical displays and exchanges, the event will highlight innovative achievements across the smart electric chassis industry—spanning suspension, axles, wire control, and testing—offering upstream and downstream companies opportunities for technical collaboration and partnership.
The keynote sessions will facilitate exchanges on smart chassis development practices and frontier trends, fostering alignment between exhibitors and the OEM regarding technical roadmaps, procurement needs, and supply chain access requirements.
Beyond the main agenda, the event includes a full day of integrated offline communication, providing ample space for technical showcases, business matchmaking, and strategic discussions. On the day of the event, participating companies can conduct one-on-one technical pitches to Shangjie’s R&D and management teams, showcasing innovative products and solutions. Meanwhile, closed-door sessions will invite industry experts to dive deep into industrial trends, technical challenges, and pathways for industrialization cooperation.
As a global specialized information service platform for the automotive industry, Gasgoo has long specialized in connecting resources across the automotive supply chain. This offline technical exchange with Shangjie will further build an efficient bridge between innovative component suppliers and Shangjie’s R&D, purchasing, and engineering systems. This will drive in-depth dialogue on technical innovation, product application, and mass production. Through this open and collaborative mechanism, the "Inside Shangjie: New Energy Chassis Prospective Technology Exhibition" will help quality suppliers connect with top-tier OEMs. It will also accelerate the commercial application of innovative technologies and promote coordinated innovation across the smart electric chassis industry.
Current registration figures show 28 companies have signed up to exhibit, representing both domestic and international firms. Domestic players are deeply rooted in the vehicle supply chain, having made breakthroughs in wire-control actuation, chassis testing, and underlying software. Notable examples include ASIMCO, which is positioning itself in air suspension supply; Angchuang Tech and Gluobo, which are tackling wire-control actuation components; and Aoxingjia, which specializes in ABS/ESC chassis motors. International companies bring mature technical systems to the table. For instance, DuPont offers specialty greases tailored for steer-by-wire and EMB scenarios, while Dätwyler and Bolzhaus boast decades of expertise in seals and fasteners, respectively.
Registration for the event is now officially open. Gasgoo invites high-quality enterprises from across the automotive supply chain to participate; interested companies can scan the QR code below to complete registration.
