Smart Driving

  • Xiaomi EV unveils enhanced HAD driver-assist system leveraging world model capabilities

    Xiaomi HAD Enhanced Edition builds upon the 10 million clips version by introducing reinforcement learning and world model capabilities.

  • 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.

  • Xiaomi EV to release enhanced driver-assist features at 2025 Guangzhou auto show

    The enhanced version of Xiaomi HAD will be released at the upcoming Guangzhou auto show, with a presentation starting at 9:00 am Beijing time on November 21.

  • China-made new BMW iX3 to debut driver-assist system developed by BMW and Momenta

    BMW and Momenta are conducting development and testing across four bases in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenyang, and Nanjing.

  • BYD cars with its God's Eye smart driving system surpass 2 million sales

    BYD vehicles equipped with smart driving systems now generate over 130 million km of assisted driving data daily.

  • China to fully approve Tesla FSD in early 2026, Musk says

    Tesla's FSD has received partial approval in China, with full approval expected around February or March next year, Musk said.

  • 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.

  • Xpeng's former head of smart driving confirms his departure

    Xpeng's former head of smart driving, Li Liyun, has confirmed his departure after being replaced earlier this month by Liu Xianming, who possesses AI expertise.

  • BYD cars now generate over 100 million km of assisted driving data daily

    As of the end of September, cumulative sales of BYD models equipped with assisted driving systems exceeded 1.7 million units.

  • Xpeng replaces head of smart driving as focus shifts toward AI

    Liu Xianming, with expertise in AI, replaced Li Liyun as head of Xpeng's autonomous driving center.