Auto Chips
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Li Auto to put its own M100 smart driving chip into cars starting in 2026
Li Auto will begin commercializing its M100 chip next year, hoping it will deliver a significant upgrade to the user experience of its products.
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Nio reportedly licenses its tech to auto chipmaker, gains revenue from one of its most cash-burning projects
Nio has begun external supply of its Shenji NX9031 chip technology, licensing it to an automotive chip company, according to LatePost.
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VW to develop smart driving chips with Horizon Robotics in China
The chip is expected to be delivered within the next 3-5 years, with a single-chip computing power of about 500 to 700 TOPS.
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Li Auto makes key advance in in-house chip, road tests underway on prototype cars, report says
When running tasks for large language models, one Li Auto M100 chip delivers effective computing power equivalent to two Nvidia Thor-U chips.
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Nio's potential chip spin-off aims to pave way for supplying other automakers, report says
Nio will take orders from other automakers after spinning off its chip business, according to a local media report.
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Nio in talks to bring in strategic investors for chip unit, report says
Nio plans to cede a small stake to strategic investors and will retain control over its chip project, according to local media.
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G7 SUV to be first model to feature Xpeng's Turing AI chip
The Turing AI chip gives the G7 more powerful AI capabilities, Xpeng said.
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Xiaomi founder says YU7 pricing to be finalized 1-2 days before launch, auto chip to be released soon
The starting price of the YU7 will not be just RMB 20,000 higher than the SU7 electric sedan, Lei Jun said.
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Nio Firefly uses Horizon Robotics' chips to power its driver assist system
Firefly represents the first model to come out of the partnership between Horizon Robotics and Nio.
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Xpeng to start using in-house developed autonomous driving chip in its EVs in Q2, report says
Xpeng's Turing chip will be officially mass-produced in the second quarter, and will first be used in one of its new models, according to local media.
