The race to lead China’s autonomous driving market

In just the past six months, nearly a dozen Chinese car companies have announced ambitious plans to roll out their NOA products to multiple cities across the country. [...]Chinese companies are racing to produce more and more city-unique navigation systems before gradually expanding into the rest of...

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Published inMIT Technology Review.com
Main Author Yang, Zeyi
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cambridge Technology Review, Inc 15.08.2023
Subjects
Automobile industry
Cities
Electric vehicles
Navigation systems
Pilots
Product reviews
Roads & highways
Sensors
Startups
Technology
Beijing China
China
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Summary:In just the past six months, nearly a dozen Chinese car companies have announced ambitious plans to roll out their NOA products to multiple cities across the country. [...]Chinese companies are racing to produce more and more city-unique navigation systems before gradually expanding into the rest of the country. “Many such concepts are invented by Chinese companies themselves with no reference or background,” says Zhang Xiang, an auto industry analyst and visiting professor at Huanghe Science and Technology College. Tu’s analysis is in line with what Cai Na, Haomo.AI’s vice president, told MIT Technology Review: “We think going the [Level 2] route is more realistic.
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