Smart Driving

"Tesla China will soon push a major update to Autopilot," a well-known car blogger wrote on Weibo.

Nio and Li Auto are already using Nvidia DRIVE Orin chips in their smart driving systems, with Nio even having its third-generation battery swap stations equipped with two of the chips.

The rollout of NOP+ is Nio's preparation for the launch of its subscription-based NAD assisted driving software.

Li Auto said City NOA's real-time HDMapNet-based road structure awareness algorithm can sense and make decisions in real-time based on its surroundings, just like a human.

Dongfeng's passenger car business unit will use Black Sesame's chips for its first all-electric sedan and first all-electric SUV.

Tencent will provide support for the large-scale data storage, computing and model training needed to take Nio's autonomous driving technology from development to operation.

The two will work together to build an automotive software and hardware platform and jointly promote the establishment of an automotive electronics ecosystem alliance.

Nvidia said Monday it will launch the A800 chip in China, which complies with recent US export control regulations.

Su Jing, a former Huawei executive and self-driving industry veteran, has joined Volkswagen's joint venture with Horizon Robotics, according to local media.

City NGP is only available to users in Guangzhou for now, and Xpeng says it will work to make the feature available in more cities as soon as possible.