Autonomous Vehicles

The rise of Baidu’s Apollo Go has the industry reflecting on the impact of autonomous driving on ride-hailing.

In-house chipmaking has its pros and cons—how might Nio, Xpeng, and other automakers benefit from developing their own intelligent driving chips?

Chinese automaker Li Auto is diving into end-to-end autonomous driving, unveiling the specifics of its new architecture.

SenseTime co-founder Wang Xiaogang said the company must win the automotive AI battle, which now centers on end-to-end large model deployment.

The automaker is partnering with Momenta and Nvidia to implement the new CLA model’s planned intelligent driving features.

Xiaomi is heavily investing in intelligent driving talent to compete with Tesla, Huawei, and Xpeng.

There’s no standout leader in China’s autonomous driving landscape yet, but Tesla’s influence has ignited Level 3 ambitions.

Cost, performance, and safety—developers of advanced driver assistance systems currently face the challenge of simultaneously meeting all three factors.