Chinese autonomous driving company WeRide is accelerating its international expansion plans, setting its sights on launching robotaxi services in Hong Kong and Singapore as competition intensifies among global self driving technology developers. The move signals a new phase in the commercialization of autonomous
Major US automakers including General Motors and Ford Motor are confronting a period of intense disruption that could redefine their global standing in the automotive industry. Industry analysts warn that without significant progress in electric vehicles and self driving technology, long established manufacturers
China should move faster and skip an intermediate stage in the development of self driving cars, according to Xpeng founder and chief executive He Xiaopeng, who is calling for regulatory reform to accelerate the country’s push into advanced autonomous driving. Speaking ahead of
China’s autonomous driving sector has taken a significant step forward as Pony AI and Toyota begin mass production of robotaxis designed for large scale commercial use. The move signals growing confidence in driverless technology at a time when Chinese cities are pushing to
Tesla has begun operating a dedicated artificial intelligence training centre in China, marking a major step in its push to commercialise self driving technology in the world’s largest electric vehicle market. The move comes as competition accelerates among global and domestic carmakers racing
Tesla is deepening its artificial intelligence footprint in China by operating a dedicated AI training centre focused on local applications and assisted driving technologies, according to Chinese media reports. The move highlights the company’s growing reliance on regional data and expertise as it
Tesla is expecting regulatory approval for its driver supervised Full Self Driving system in both Europe and China as early as next month, according to comments made by chief executive Elon Musk at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The push comes as
A regulatory breakthrough after a long review process Chinese automotive chipmaker Black Sesame Technologies has reached an important milestone after its Huashan A2000 chip cleared a key United States regulatory review. The approval follows nearly a year of technical clarifications and sustained communication
He Xiaopeng, co founder and chief executive of Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng, has rejected growing concerns that the artificial intelligence sector is heading toward a dangerous bubble. Instead, he argues that AI is still at a very early stage of development and
Regulatory Support for Advanced Driving Systems China has granted fresh regulatory approvals to two of its leading electric vehicle makers, Xpeng and Li Auto, allowing them to test level three autonomous driving technologies in selected urban areas. The move signals continued government backing
