The Shenping Cross-border Trade and Investment Service Center was unveiled at the “Global Horizons, Shared Future” Pingshan Global Business Exchange Conference on Feb. 14.

The Shenzhen Natural History Museum, currently under construction in Pingshan District, has been acknowledged as an exemplary project for noise pollution prevention in the city in 2024.

On Feb. 10, Pingshan-based BYD unveiled its advanced self-driving system, “God’s Eye,” which will be installed across its entire model lineup. The company also announced the integration of the DeepSeek’s R1 model into its Xuanji Architecture, aiming to enhance AI capabilities in vehicles and cloud services.

The Pingshan District People’s Government and Nanjing University signed a collaborative agreement for industry-university-research (IUR) integration Feb. 18. This partnership seeks to enhance technological innovation within local enterprises.

For many people, Pingshan District is synonymous with BYD, a world leading new energy vehicle maker. But today’s Pingshan has more to offer, especially for cultural enthusiasts, making it a perfect weekend getaway from the urban hustle and bustle.

A cool drizzle did not deter residents of Pingshan from joining a parade and an intangible cultural heritage market on Feb. 12 to celebrate the Lantern Festival.

Shijing Subdistrict in Pingshan District will enhance its street cleaning operations by deploying additional artificial intelligence (AI) equipment by the end of 2025. This initiative is part of a comprehensive plan to address full coverage across all areas, times, and scenarios. Shijing is also the first subdistrict in Shenzhen to fully implement AI-driven street cleaning.

Pingshan's 2024 GDP experienced a year-on-year increase of 9%, the third consecutive year its growth outpaced that of other districts in Shenzhen, including Dapeng New Area.