Ye Shengji

China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) Chief engineer

Ye Shengji, born in October 1962, graduated from Hefei University of Technology in July 1985, majoring in automotive engineering, professor-level senior engineer. He is currently the chief engineer of China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.

From July 1985 to March 2009, he worked in China Automotive Technology Research Center, and successively served as director of the Standard and Regulation Office, director of the Certification Research Office, deputy director of the Certification Center, director of the Technical Committee, chief engineer, and chief expert of China Automotive Technology Research Center. He presided over and was responsible for the research and construction of China's automobile standardization system, technical regulations system, product type certification system, and modern enterprise management system, and achieved fruitful results and remarkable results.

Since March 2009, he has been working for China Association of Automobile Manufacturers. He has presided over and completed a series of major and important research projects related to the development and policy of the automobile industry, energy-saving and new energy vehicles and emerging fields, industry development and strategic planning, brand building strategy, and industrial sustainable development, and put forward comprehensive policy suggestions for industrial development. highly recognized by government departments and industries. He innovated and carried out a number of core businesses of the association, research and compilation of automobile industry literature, think tank and platform services, etc., with fruitful results and remarkable results.

He has been engaged in automotive industry scientific research, industry development management and services, industrial development, standards and regulations, strategic planning and policy research for nearly 40 years, and has systematically discussed and in-depth research in related fields, and the relevant scientific research achievements have won provincial and ministerial science and technology progress awards for many times.