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.
China’s industry regulator has reportedly ordered that passenger vehicles no longer be fitted with blue lights indicating the activation of driver-assistance systems.
The standard requires autonomous driving systems to be at least as safe as a competent and attentive driver performing the dynamic driving task.
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.
China’s draft revision to its road traffic safety law proposes that manufacturers handle traffic violations in fully autonomous driving mode.
Tesla China said its Shanghai data center is operating normally and that it has reported the online rumors to police.