The Chinese startup introduced its top-performance EV featuring the same triple-motor powertrain and track-edition high-power battery as the prototype that set a record on the Nürburgring Nordschleife in a challenge to the Lucid Air Sapphire, Porsche Taycan Turbo GT, and Tesla Model S Plaid competition.
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The Level 4 autonomous driving domain controller, to be used in WeRide’s robobus, incorporates FP4 and FP8 AI inference, resulting in a fivefold increase in the inference speed of transformer models, computing power of 2100 TOPS, and functional safety levels up to ISO 26262 ASIL-D.
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The Arc Graphics for Automotive is meant to address the growing demand for compute power, unlocking AI-driven cockpit experiences and enhanced personalization for manufacturers and drivers, with commercial deployment in vehicles as soon as 2025.
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CES Brief: At CES 2024, the China-based electric motorcycle company will unveil three models including a concept capable of 80% charging in 30 min and featuring technology highlights like the Intelligent Mobility chassis and the company’s AI-powered Advanced Rider Assistance System.
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Just after demonstrating over 1000 km range in a 150-kWh ET7, the China-based smart electric vehicle startup revealed the ET9 featuring a 900-V architecture, home-grown compute, and “first-class” interior along with the OEM’s new power swap station and liquid-cooled charger technology.
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The DiSus system is said to be the first full-stack self-developed intelligent body control system launched by a Chinese OEM, with the highlight from the tech launch event being a Yangwang U9 supercar equipped with a special version that showcased its ability to dance, jump, and drive on only three wheels.
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The lithium-ion, silicon-dominant, 4680 cylindrical-cell prototype, which can be fully charged in 10 min, marks another milestone on a roadmap to deliver mass-produced XFC batteries by 2024 and next-generation XED (extreme energy density) solid-state technologies in 2028.
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The global “intelligent technology” subsidiary of Group Lotus will accelerate innovation and oversee the manufacture of three new Lotus premium lifestyle electric vehicles for global markets—two SUVs and four-door—and there’s a new electric sports car in the works for 2026.
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