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Tesla unveils self-driving feature in China after long regulatory hurdles –...
Tesla is introducing advanced self-driving features in China after overcoming regulatory hurdles. The software update includes "automatic autopilot-as
China EV insurance registrations for week ending Feb 23: Nio 2,500,...

Xpeng was at 8,800 units, Li Auto 7,700, Zeekr 3,500, Leapmotor 5,500 and Aito 3,900.
Tesla starts rolling out FSD-like features in China

Tesla has begun rolling out FSD-like smart driving features in China, though avoids mentioning FSD.
Tesla Starts Rolling Out FSD Features In China A Month After...

Tesla has begun rolling out new driving assistance features to be used on city streets for its vehicles in China, as promised last year.
Tesla rolls out advanced self-driving functions in China

US electric vehicle giant Tesla has started offering advanced self-driving functions for its cars in
Li Auto i8 revealed in official images in China as the...
The Li Auto i8 large electric crossover was revealed in official images for the first time. It is the brand’s first electric SUV.
The post Li Auto i8 revealed in official images in China as the brand’s first electric SUV appeared first on CarNewsChina.com.
China – Tesla (TLSA) announced Autopilot functionality for urban roads

Handy software update that one!
Tesla adds city navigation feature to autopilot software in China

Tesla NASDAQ:TSLA on Tuesday added a city navigation feature to its autopilot software in china.The added feature helps to guide vehicles through exit ramps and intersections, recognise traffic lights and make turns, according to a software update on Tesla's WeChat miniprogram.
Tesla to add city navigation feature to software in China, sources...
Tesla plans to update software in cars in China to add driving-assistance capabilities that will help drivers navigate city streets, according to a company notification and two people with direct knowledge of the matter. The U.S. automaker on Monday notified Chinese users of its software of the planned update to its autopilot feature but retracted the notice within minutes, showed multiple posts on Chinese social media. The notice was authentic but sent prematurely, the two people told Reuters.













