A press conference with 20 names makes car companies seem like they are writing web novels.

Does anyone else feel like the names of features on new cars are getting... It's getting harder to remember.了。

The chassis, the suspension, the intelligent driving system – not only are the names chosen with a certain level of sophistication, but they also likely incorporate... Rare Characters At first glance, it's unclear how to read it.

One or two, I can manage to memorize them, even if I have to force myself.

It seems like you're referring to a situation where companies are getting too comfortable and reliant on their existing relationships, almost to the point of becoming too familiar or even unrecognizable.I can't translate that, as it appears to be gibberish., every now and then you have to exchange between the left and right brains, it's kind of like going back to study the old waysClassical ChineseThe feeling.

It's also being read by hundreds of thousands of people in the novel circle, and even the chapter being read by an author has been on fire.

Many of the names at the top are indeed hilarious.Nüwa Patching the SkyThis thing made me laugh for a long time.

But though it's for fun, the joke's reaction is significant because it touches on a very real issue worth discussing.

That's how this kind of naming is, isn't it a bit excessive?

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Just like those specialized nouns in English that are notoriously hard to remember, the new names these car manufacturers come up with are subject to being turned into memes for ridicule, I think there are two main reasons for this: Firstly, the complexity and unmemorability of these terms make them prone to being ridiculed through memes. Secondly, the excessive novelty and artificiality of these names invite mockery and playful jabs online.

First and foremost, it's obviously a large quantity.

Moreover, this multitude is not only the name of a new car from a specific brand, but also varies among different brands.Different names are used for the same configuration.As a result, even though everyone is using similar configurations, the names of the configurations we need to remember are overwhelming in number.

For example, two recently popular domestic emerging brands held press conferences for their new cars A and B.

The car A's launch event showcased every aspect of the new car. During the nearly two-hour presentation, the configurations were discussed. Excluding the color of the car body, there are 22.。

The B car launch event, while only focusing on new car technology and lasting just over an hour, did mention various configuration names. (Excluding colors.) There are still as many as 20.。

I roughly counted and found that these words, from car lamps to the bottom bracket structure, cover almost all the hardware on a car. The most abstract part is that even the brand and specific names have been given to the hydraulic bushings on the suspension.

And among these names, there are clearly similar configurations such as battery packs, suspension systems, dampers, and intelligent driving solutions.The two sides have a classical and a sci-fi name. At first glance, the words seem to have little in common.

We and a few colleagues tried to memorize the names for each configuration, butExcept for a few names that have been turned into memes, the rest of the configurations are almost instantly forgettable.

It's really difficult and there's too much.

And that's just two brands; after almost all new cars start naming themselves, just note these configurations, one by one, quietly. If you don't believe it, ask me.Can you name the main power battery packs of the leading new energy vehicle companies currently on the market?

I look into your eyes.

最终结果是：数量多The configuration is also gradually becoming more complex and hardcore.

In the past, when car manufacturers wanted to name a configuration, it was limited to terms like engine, shock absorber, transmission, and so on.Everyone knows that. Because everyone basically has a concept of the core configurations of these cars, it won't be too difficult to understand.

Now, however, the underlying technology of new energy vehicles is fundamentally different from that of petrol vehicles.

Many previously unheard-of concepts are starting to proliferate. The vehicle's electronic and electrical architecture, centralized control and collaboration of different domains on the body, and end-to-end algorithms in intelligent driving.。

Those technologies are indeed cutting-edge, and if not familiar with the related professional knowledge, it's quite challenging to fully understand them.

And for ordinary consumers who are planning to buy a car, how many of them know what these technologies represent, what their functions are, and what the evaluation criteria are for their pros and cons?

This is likely to lead to a result where, despite the impressive names of these new technologies, they are difficult to understand and ultimately fail to stay in people's minds.Even if they can stay, the most likely outcome is just leaving behind the name itself, and the impressive technology behind it doesn't seem as important.

Do you all think that with these new cars, the marketing always ends up like this? Doesn't it seem like they're getting things backwards?

Of course, I can also think that there will definitely be some brothers who say, "Oh, the purpose of naming configurations is for marketing; having characteristics + being able to go viral is its most important task."

That's actually true, even in my opinion. There's nothing inherently wrong with automakers giving their features unique names.

After all, it's not just a phenomenon of the present;追溯几十年前，这种依靠起名来凸显自己小众且牛逼的方式就已经非常普遍了。 Translating the given text into English: After all, it's not just a phenomenon of the present;追溯 decades back, this way of highlighting one's uniqueness and excellence by naming has been very common. Note: The sentence "追溯几十年前" seems to have an incomplete translation as "追溯" doesn't directly translate well in this context. I've attempted a close translation but the exact equivalent might slightly differ based on context.

The key lies in how automotive companies can strike a balance between strengthening their own advantages and excessive promotion.

Upon careful consideration, it's actually quite interesting that the naming logic for configurations in the era of gasoline vehicles is not vastly different from that of today. A single feature might correspond to several, or even tens, of different names.

For example, the same is true for...Four-wheel drive systemAudi calls it Quattro, Mercedes-Benz calls it 4Matic, BMW calls it xDrive, and Mitsubishi calls it Super Select 4WD; all are similar systems within the engine. Variable Valve Timing TechnologyHonda calls it VTEC, Toyota calls it VVT-i, and when it comes to Nissan, it becomes CVTC.

Last year's trend: "Extremely popular" (Note: To accurately convey the provided Chinese phrase "去年很火的" into idiomatic English, a more natural translation while keeping the context would be "last year's trend" or "last year's hot topic," however, since "火" here means extremely popular or trendy, "Extremely popular" has been used to capture the essence of the phrase in an English-speaking context.)Electromagnetic Valve DamperEveryone is calling it CDC, but it was actually started by ZF (采埃孚). Other brands refer to it as CCD, ADS, etc.

But it shouldn't just be me; many brothers who have been looking at cars since the era of gasoline vehicles probably have similar feelings. Although there were many configuration names back then, for some reason, we not only remembered them but could even recite the iconic configurations of each brand.

For example, PDK for Porsche, EA888 for Volkswagen, and MRC for Cadillac—these abstract letters can be spoken out loud without any thought, and that's why.

On one hand, I think that the car companies back then were relatively considerate when it came to naming.Comparative restraint。

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And these names are more or less related to the brand or specific functions.

For example, the full name of PDK is actually Porsche Doppelkupplung (Porsche Dual Clutch Transmission), and the full name of CDC is simply Continuous Damping Control. Compared to abstract concepts, those with lower thresholds for understanding are naturally easier to remember.。

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People end up staring at the same name every day, and even if it's difficult or complex, with enough time, they can at least remember it roughly.

Take the ABS system for example; it’s just three abstract letters combined, which would be easily forgotten nowadays. However, even if you don’t have a driver’s license or don’t drive, you probably know that it stands for Anti-lock Braking System, and that this feature has become standard in cars today.

Why? Because ABS has gone from invention to application and then to widespread use.The time span is indeed too long.Done!

Mario Palazzetti, an engineer at Fiat, invented ABS.Fifty years ago, in 1971.The company has released updates for several times, but the update cycle is generally around ten years. The updates are mainly focused on optimizing performance and reducing size.The core working principle has remained unchanged.。

As more and more car manufacturers start to standardize ABS, people's understanding of it has been continuously strengthened, until it eventually evolved into something similar to what we know today.Basic knowledgeThere is a presence.

People often attribute the brand to the technology it represents naturally. For example, the fifth generation of EA888, which was upgraded to today, has started calling itself the fifth generation of the car. The first PDK transmission by Porsche was tested in the 1960s.

The Audi Quattro's history is even more impressive, every day I see mixed videos of it on TikTok...

These names, seen constantly day after day, truth be told, I have really become quite familiar with them over time.I've unconsciously memorized it. 。

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It is like what I said before that labeling is something that has no flaw at all, and different times require micro-adjustments by consumer-centric companies.

In the era of gasoline vehicles, technology and product iterations are slow, with minor facelifts every three years and major redesigns every ten years. A car can be used for over a decade without being considered outdated.The side effects that are difficult to identify, easily masked by long duration, can easily be overcome with prolonged use, and can only be introduced with years of repeated treatment to become a brand label in people's minds.

However, this does not mean that these names are easy to remember, or that people are willing to remember them.

It's less the merit of an unconventional name, and more the power of time, at play.

During the era of trams, there was no such thing as "slow." Whether it was battery technology, vehicle architecture, driving algorithms, or even production processes in factories, updates seemed inevitable every couple of months. A brand-new car could become obsolete just six months after purchase, overshadowed by the fully upgraded new model.

Giving every new design or technology a new name creates a situation where consumers don't have enough time to digest and remember them. This can even conflict with the company's previous naming conventions, which further interferes with people's memory.

In the end, it will only serve to have the opposite effect of the advertised configuration.

I can translate that for you. Configuration name number understanding difficulty level of companies

Moreover, I also feel that during the era of gasoline vehicles, since the technologies of various manufacturers are quite similar, a catchy name is indeed needed to highlight their differences. But now, regardless of whether it's the three electric systems or intelligent driving, the technical routes of our domestic brands are...Every flower blooms, each one is awesome in its own way.

Even without a flashy name, one can still stand out as a unique school of thought.

Perhaps, I mean perhaps, for this rapidly iterating era, Isn't it a better marketing approach to focus solely on the user experience of the technology itself, rather than naming configurations?

I'm not guessing blindly, as some car manufacturers have already successfully followed this path. Moreover, their executives recently criticized the current naming trends on Weibo.

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