New quality productive forces play a pivotal role in driving industrial transformation and upgrading, serving as a key driver for the coordinated development of regional industries. Over the past decade, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region has emerged as an important economic growth hub in northern China. However, significant disparities still exist in the region’s industrial coordination when compared to other major economic zones such as the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta. By reviewing existing research and analyzing the current state of industrial coordination within the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, this study identifies several key constraints: an underdeveloped collaborative innovation system, insufficient comparative advantages, low conversion rates of technological achievements, and inadequate institutional frameworks. To address these challenges, this paper proposes four strategic pathways to enhance industrial coordination in the region: (1) leveraging the Xiong’an New Area as a “locomotive” for growth; (2) using comparative advantages as a “binder” to unite regional industries; (3) positioning technological innovation as an “accelerator” for deeper industrial transformation; and (4) reforming institutional mechanisms to inject “new engines” into the development of new quality productive forces. These strategies aim to provide theoretical support for the continued coordinated development of regional industries in the new development phase.