Mobility

“Intelligent assisted driving” becomes the mantra at Auto Shanghai amid regulatory scrutiny.

Intel is offering automakers a more flexible path for in-car computing, but it’s still early days.

Unity sees vehicles as the “fourth screen,” expanding the frontier of user engagement beyond televisions, computers, and smartphones.

At Auto Shanghai, Sunwoda rolled out new battery systems for ultrafast EV charging and next-generation air transport.

With domestic sourcing and local R&D, Aptiv is betting on growth in China while sidestepping tariff risks.

The latest platform features Huawei’s WEWA architecture, which ingests streams from LiDAR, radar, and vision sensors to train for rare edge cases.

China’s safety rules assume you’ve got five minutes to escape. In a real fire, it could be five seconds.

Billed as ready for mass production, the autonomous EV may set a new precedent.