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Tesla has been the benchmark for years when it comes to self-driving cars. Until now, they were a technology that made a difference in the market. But Tesla's

Can China's BYD Outdrive Tesla with "God's Eye" in the Autonomous Arena - La Noticia Digital

China's biggest EV maker BYD this week unveiled a leap into driverless systems with its "God's Eye" system as it continues to rack up market share with less expensive ...

The EV Tug-of-War: A New Path for China and Europe? - La Noticia Digital

After decades of growing trade and current account imbalances in the U.S., the new administration has set out to change this equation. Now, a new mercantilism, rooted in tariffs and trade protection…

Virtual meeting between Chinese Minister of Commerce and Mercedes-Benz leader focused on innovation and policy. China’s vast market represents significant potential for European carmakers, particularly in the electric vehicle sector. Recent EU investigation into Chinese EV subsidies introduces challenges to international automotive collaborations. The meeting emphasized the importance of strengthening automotive partnerships for mutual growth and innovation. European automakers see strategic benefits in expanding their presence in China’s growing market. Ongoing dialogues highlight a shift towards collaborative solutions and a unified drive toward global industry transformation. On a day driven by dialogue and diplomacy, a virtual handshake exchanged promises and

The Galaxy L7 EM-i starts at an official guide price of RMB 119,800 ($16,490), with its main competitor being the BYD Song Plus DM-i.

Chinese carmaker Zeekr Intelligent Technology, which is controlled by Geely Auto, has joined the autonomous-driving bandwagon, after completing a merger with its sister brand Lynk. The development comes after BYD, the world's No 1 electric vehicle (EV) maker, said this week that it would offer an autopilot system in all its cars, ­making autonomous driving affordable for all Chinese ­customers. New York-listed Zeekr said on Friday that its in-house developed level 3 (L3) self-driving technology