Consecutive Ranking | Baturu Listed in KPMG's Top 50 Leading Automotive Technology Enterprises in China

On September 17th, the 2025 KPMG China Automotive Industry Summit and the 8th Automotive Technology 50 List Awards Ceremony came to a successful conclusion in Shanghai. Baturu, with its continuous innovation and in-depth practice in the construction of digital infrastructure in the automotive aftermarket and industrial collaboration, successfully secured its place on the "KPMG China Top 50 Automotive Technology Enterprises" list for the second consecutive year.

The KPMG China Automotive Technology 50 list consistently focuses on core dimensions such as technological and business model innovation, market recognition, corporate growth, and innovation mechanisms. After multiple rounds of evaluation and field research by industry experts, KPMG partners, and domain investors, it has become one of the authoritative and influential annual awards for evaluating enterprises in China's automotive technology sector.

Relevant leaders from KPMG emphasized that this ranking list covers multiple sectors, including complete vehicles and components (complete vehicles, chassis, power, etc.), autonomous driving (solutions, controllers, etc.), and focuses on enterprises with outstanding technological innovation, mature business models, and broad market prospects.

△ The 8th KPMG China Automotive Technology Leaders 50 List (partial display*)

As a representative enterprise in the automotive aftermarket that has made it to the list three times in eight years, Baturu introduced innovative models and technologies into the automotive aftermarket earlier. Starting from the automotive parts track, it has upgraded the traditional, decentralized, and labor-dependent automotive aftermarket process into a standardized, digitalized, and intelligent high-efficiency industrial collaboration network. In recent years, Baturu has gradually exported the data, systems, supply chains, and operational capabilities accumulated from over a decade of auto parts trading to the entire industry in the form of "digital infrastructure", penetrating into various scenarios such as original equipment manufacturers, dealer groups, automotive recycling enterprises, automotive parts manufacturing and distribution, automotive insurance, and maintenance terminals, achieving efficient docking and resource reuse across all links of the industrial chain.

As of now, Baturu has accumulated and served over 120,000 industrial entities, building an ecological collaboration network covering key nodes such as parts distribution, fulfillment services, insurance loss assessment, and renewable resource utilization, continuously driving China's automotive aftermarket from "scale competition" to "win-win efficiency".

It is reported that the full version of the "KPMG China Automotive Technology 50 Report" is expected to be released by the end of September, and Baturu, as a case study of digitalization practice in the automotive aftermarket industry, will be included in the report and deeply interpreted.

In the future, Baturu will continue to strengthen its digital infrastructure service platform, further open up its digital platform capabilities, and collaborate with ecological partners in intelligent networking, artificial intelligence, green recycling, and other fields to create a synergistic effect, thereby assisting China's automotive industry in achieving high-quality and sustainable development.