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BYD Co. shares briefly rose to their highest intraday price on record, reflecting optimism that the Chinese electric vehicle leader will further challenge peers like Tesla Inc. through its smart driving strategy.

A video shows a Yangwang U9 electric supercar equipped with the "God's Eye" smart driving system successfully completing autonomous driving on a race track.

BYD makes advances in AI-powered driving software while Musk’s wait for approval grows.

Ford’s CEO, Jim Farley, highlights China’s dominance in electric vehicle (EV) battery technology. To stay competitive, Ford must understand and utilize China’s battery intellectual property. The company is focusing on lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries, a technology perfected by Chinese manufacturers. BlueOval Battery Park will play a pivotal role in Ford’s battery production goals by 2026. China currently controls 83% of global lithium-ion battery production, emphasizing the competitive landscape. Ford aims to launch affordable EVs priced under $30,000 to challenge Chinese competitors. Collaboration and innovation are critical for Ford’s survival and success in the evolving automotive market. In a race

The Tesla Shanghai Megafactory will begin capacity ramp-up in the first quarter.

Ford's bold strategy: Why accessing China’s battery tech is crucial for EV dominance! - La Noticia Digital

BYD Co. will enable advanced driver-assistance features in almost all future models at no additional cost to buyers as part of a bid to challenge Tesla Inc. and domestic rivals in China’s cutthroat electric-vehicle market. It also plans to integrate software from DeepSeek, without specifying when that would happen. Bloomberg's Danny Lee speaks on The Asia Trade. (Source: Bloomberg)

With the recent entry by China's BYD into Korea's passenger electric vehicle (EV) market, concerns have been raised over potential personal data leaks to China through the vehicles manufactured by the company, industry observers said Tuesday.

Leapmotor, the Chinese partner of Stellantis, on Tuesday launched a new electric vehicle with smart driving technology priced under 150,000 yuan ($20,535), a day after BYD slashed the entry price for such smart EVs. Leapmotor said it would launch pre-sale of its B10 on March 10, its first electric vehicle model that will be equipped with lidar and urban traffic smart driving capability. China's BYD on Monday started offering advanced autonomous driving features on most of its models including ones priced as low as $9,555, far undercutting competitors such as Tesla in a move analysts say is set to start a new price war.