Autonomous Vehicles

Xpeng, Li Auto are developing on-vehicle AI models with billions of parameters, but size alone may not guarantee better performance.

The initiative may build on Cosmos, Nvidia’s world foundation model.

Huawei has taken a different approach to VLA, betting it offers a sturdier path to autonomous driving.

Collaborations with ride-hailing platforms are giving them the reach to enter new markets.

Rino.ai expects to break even once its fleet reaches 10,000 units.

Fears of more US restrictions are pushing companies to develop in-house solutions.

Once the go-to for in-vehicle chips, Nvidia is facing defections from Chinese carmakers amid delays, performance setbacks, and cultural disconnect.

The Chinese automaker is keeping its foot on the gas in its push toward vehicle autonomy.