Arcfox, Deepal get permit to test vehicles with L3 autonomous driving systems in China
Automakers including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and IM Motors have announced that they are authorized to conduct L3 autonomous driving tests after…
Nio may unveil in-house developed autonomous driving chip at Nio Day 2023, exec hints
Nio's current use of four Nvidia Drive Orin chips is fine for autonomous driving algorithms, but the next generation smart driving chip should…
IM Motors gets permit to test L3 self-driving vehicles in Shanghai
IM Motors is applying to the Chinese industry regulator for L3 product entry, with its models expected to be among the first to begin L3…
Mercedes-Benz gets L3 self-driving test permit in Beijing
Last week BMW said it was licensed to test vehicles with L3 self-driving features in Shanghai.
Xpeng begins beta tests of XNGP in extra 27 cities, coverage to expand to 52 cities
Xpeng aims to have XNGP available on all roads in major Chinese cities by the end of 2024, with NGP functionality also available in Europe by then.
BMW gets permit to test vehicles with L3 self-driving features in Shanghai
BMW has been permitted to test vehicles with self-driving features in Shanghai, becoming the second international automaker after GM to…
Nio significantly increases NOP+ mileage coverage target
Nio aims to complete the validation of 250,000 kilometers of NOP+ urban pilot routes by the end of the year, more than quadrupling the initial…
Li Auto brings in supplier to help develop assisted driving for its lower-priced models, report says
Li Auto's own smart driving team will instead focus more on the development of the AD Max system that comes with its highest priced models,…
Chinese self-driving startup Haomo unveils new ADAS kits set to dramatically drive adoption of smart driving features
Haomo unveiled three ADAS kits priced as low as $410 and not relying on high-definition maps to capitalize on the opportunity presented by…
Nio to extend NOP+ coverage to urban areas, targets 60,000 km available by Q4
Nio aims to boost NOP+ coverage to 200,000 kilometers of urban roads by the first quarter of 2024.