Horizon Robotics
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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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Horizon Robotics, ZF launch driver assist system for Chinese market
The coPILOT system has secured orders from domestic Chinese automakers and is scheduled for mass production and delivery in 2026.
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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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JV between VW's software arm Cariad and Horizon Robotics officially established
The joint venture, Carizon, is headquartered in Beijing and plans to recruit more than 300 experts by the end of 2023.
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Former head of smart driving R&D at Horizon Robotics reportedly joins BYD
Horizon Robotics' former smart driving R&D director Liao Jie has joined BYD as head of the latter's smart driving team in Shanghai, according to local media.
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Chinese autonomous driving startup QCraft unveils local chip-based ADAS solution
The solution offers automakers a solution better suited to China's road scenarios and is expected to reach mass production levels by mid-2023, QCraft said.
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Horizon Robotics CEO says Nio's new brand will use its chips
Horizon Robotics entered into a partnership with Nio last week that will see one of the latter's new brand's models use its products, the chipmaker's CEO Yu Kai said.
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Former Huawei smart driving veteran Su Jing reportedly joins VW's JV with Horizon Robotics
Su Jing, a former Huawei executive and self-driving industry veteran, has joined Volkswagen's joint venture with Horizon Robotics, according to local media.
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VW to invest €2.4 billion to form JV with Chinese firm Horizon Robotics
Volkswagen will take a 60 percent stake in the joint venture, and its software subsidiary Cariad will develop autonomous driving solutions with Horizon Robotics.
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VW reportedly to form €2 billion JV with Chinese firm Horizon Robotics
The joint venture will reportedly focus on developing self-driving technology and wireless connectivity software for Volkswagen.









