After call from Beijing, China’s auto industry races to embed AI in just about everything
China's auto industry is rapidly embedding AI in vehicles, making them self-reasoning machines running on Chinese chips and software. Companies like Xpeng, Xiaomi, and Huawei are investing heavily in AI development, with applications ranging from navigation to driver stress detection.
China's auto industry is accelerating its adoption of artificial intelligence, driven by the government's 'AI Plus' initiative. The goal is to make vehicles self-reasoning machines running on Chinese chips and software. Companies like Xpeng and Xiaomi are already showcasing AI-powered features such as voice-controlled navigation and driver stress detection. Huawei plans to invest over $10 billion in the next five years to boost computing power for smart driving. The industry is undergoing a revolution, with Chinese carmakers leading the charge. Chinese chipmakers like Horizon Robotics are also developing processors that integrate cockpit and driving functions.
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