ByteDance said to weigh autonomous driving push as physical AI race heats up You Should Know
ByteDance is reportedly exploring an entry into autonomous driving, with the project now in an early preparation stage.
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Xpeng moves closer to bringing advanced driver assistance to Europe — Explained
Xpeng completed local testing of VLA 2.0 in Germany, paving the way to bring its smart-driving capabilities from China to global markets in 2027.
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Xpeng taps Google Maps to clear path for smart driving’s global roll-out You Should Know
Google Maps in-vehicle Map Data Services will support Xpeng’s driver-assistance systems, clearing obstacles for the global roll-out of VLA 2.0.
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VW to deliver L3 autonomous driving in China from H2 2027 as Horizon Robotics tie-up deepens: A Practical Look
Volkswagen and Horizon Robotics will deepen their technological cooperation in AI foundation models through their joint venture Carizon.
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Understanding china pulls plug on blue lights that signal hands-off driving
China’s industry regulator has reportedly ordered that passenger vehicles no longer be fitted with blue lights indicating the activation of driver-assistance systems.
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Here’s china sets unified safety baseline for L3, L4 autonomous driving
The standard requires autonomous driving systems to be at least as safe as a competent and attentive driver performing the dynamic driving task.
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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.
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China proposes automakers handle traffic violations in fully autonomous mode: A Practical Look
China’s draft revision to its road traffic safety law proposes that manufacturers handle traffic violations in fully autonomous driving mode.
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Tesla denies rumors of China FSD pullout, but roll-out timing remains unclear You Should Know
Tesla China said its Shanghai data center is operating normally and that it has reported the online rumors to police.
