Li Auto chip unit signs first funding deal at up to $2.5 billion post-money valuation
Li Auto will contribute 1 billion yuan and external investors 625 million yuan under the signed agreements.
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BYD starts mass production of new 4D radar chip, deepening in-house push
The chip uses BYD’s Xuanji A3 smart-driving chip as its computing hub and can support Level 2 through Level 4 driving systems.
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Nio’s Shenji M97 chip may enter Geely’s supply chain, report says
Geely is evaluating the M97 chip, jointly developed by Nio and Axera, for a dual-chip L3 autonomous driving system.
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Li Auto reportedly joins Nio and Xpeng in pursuing revenue from technology sales
Li Auto is moving to operate its chip and silicon carbide businesses independently and seek external customers, with some units planning to bring in outside capital.
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Chinese automotive chipmaker SemiDrive secures fresh funding
SemiDrive’s cumulative automotive chip shipments have exceeded 14 million units, with its products reaching more than 90% of Chinese automakers.
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Li Auto chip unit said to pursue first funding round at $2.2 billion pre-money valuation
Li Auto plans to raise several billion yuan for its chip business at a pre-money valuation of about 15 billion yuan ($2.22 billion).
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Li Auto reportedly joins Nio and Xpeng in pursuing revenue from technology sales You Should Know
Li Auto is moving to operate its chip and silicon carbide businesses independently and seek external customers, with some units planning to bring in outside capital.
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Chinese automotive chipmaker SemiDrive secures fresh funding — Explained
SemiDrive’s cumulative automotive chip shipments have exceeded 14 million units, with its products reaching more than 90% of Chinese automakers.
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What to Know About li Auto chip unit said to pursue first funding round at $2.2 billion pre-money valuation
Li Auto plans to raise several billion yuan for its chip business at a pre-money valuation of about 15 billion yuan ($2.22 billion).
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Xiaomi unveils 3-nm Xring D100 smart-driving chip, plans commercial use in 2027 — Explained
Xiaomi said the Xring D100 is China’s first high-computing-power smart-driving chip built on a 3-nm process and can run models with up to 200 billion parameters locally.
