The current automotive market is developing rapidly, with new energy vehicles (such as electric vehicles and hydrogen vehicles) gaining attention. Many automotive companies have established factories in Indonesia. Parahyangan Catholic University has partnered with a northern Chinese automotive education institution to cultivate graduates who can directly meet future industry demands, improving the quality of human resources in the automotive sector. The university rector stated that innovative development in the automotive industry requires reliable talent. Collaboration with Chinese education institutions can accelerate talent cultivation, addressing current challenges such as expensive and scarce practical equipment and weak cooperation between universities and enterprises, preventing Indonesia from falling behind foreign countries in key automotive fields. An advisor from the automotive education group stated that ASEAN, including Indonesia, holds an important position in global development, and Indonesia has a large young population with development potential. With Chinese company BYD establishing a factory in Indonesia, high-quality human resources are crucial to support industrial development. The director of PT Karya Bakti Parahyangan said that improving the quality of human resources in the domestic electric vehicle industry requires large-scale certification. The university will organize multi-party discussions to help students and young people understand future automotive industry demands. The government and enterprises should strengthen new technology training and formulate long-term strategies. Students will have the opportunity to participate in training in China, and previously, teachers have visited China to observe new energy vehicle vocational training. This cooperation is expected to enhance Indonesian talent's capabilities in the automotive field through various training programs and promote technology transfer.