Autonomous Vehicles

Xia Zhongpu exits Li Auto amid reported disagreements over its assisted driving strategy, as the company pivots to a model that “drives like a human.”

In his first formal response to the accident, CEO Lei Jun acknowledged rising expectations for Xiaomi and committed to meeting higher standards.

Regulators are shifting the focus from splashy claims to core safety features, rethinking what autonomy should mean.

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

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.

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

The Chinese automaker is making a case for its in-house car system, calling it modular, chip-agnostic, and built for the long haul.