BYD rolls out driver assistance tech across its EV models — with DeepSeek’s AI help

BYD rolls out driver assistance tech across its EV models — with DeepSeek’s AI help


Key Points
  • Chinese electric car giant BYD announced late Monday that it was releasing a “DiPilot” assisted driving system for its cars, which includes a 69,800 yuan ($9,555) low-cost vehicle.
  • BYD also said it was integrating artificial intelligence from Chinese startup DeepSeek into at least the most advanced version of the new driver assist system.
  • Tesla’s most advanced version of driver assistance, called “Full-Self Driving,” has yet to receive Beijing’s approval.



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