Li Auto and QCraft have collaborated to launch a city Navigation on Autopilot (NOA) solution based on Horizon's Journey 6M chip, achieving mass production and deployment in vehicles. This solution, led by Li Auto's R&D with QCraft's participation, adopts a core Journey 6M chip delivering up to 128 TOPS of computing power. It offers robust scenario adaptability, supporting urban, national highways, provincial roads, and rural road environments, while also displaying decision-making logic on the vehicle's interface and maintaining compatibility even during nighttime driving.

The model is offered in two configurations: a seven-seat Outdoor All-round Edition and a six-seat Luxury Executive Edition.

SiEngine announced that its 7-nanometer advanced driver-assistance chips, AD1000 and AD800, had officially entered mass production.

On December 16, ORA, Great Wall Motor's BEV-focused brand, officially launched the ORA 5 onto the market.

Horizon Robotics is preparing to bring advanced urban assisted-driving capabilities to far more affordable vehicles in China.

On Nov. 10, Dongfeng Motor's eπ brand officially put the eπ007+, an upgraded version of its mid-size fastback sedan, onto the market, with prices starting from 139,900 yuan.