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Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD unveiled “God's Eye,” an advanced driver assistance system that will be install on its entire model lineup, including its $9,600 Seagull hatchback.
BYD is among the fastest growing and most profitable electric vehicle ((EV)) stocks on earth. The rapid growth is quite remarkable because the company is already big to begin with. BYD offers a diverse product line, from consumer sedans to busses and trucks.
China EV maker BYD plans to install its self-driving technology on most cars without extra cost, and even cheaper models. Analysts say this could be another hurdle for Tesla.
BYD stock briefly hit a record high following the introduction of a new smart-driving system which will be available in most of its models.
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.
BYD Co. will enable advanced driver-assistance features in almost all future models at no additional cost to buyers as part of a bid to challenge Tesla Inc. and domestic rivals in China's cutthroat electric-vehicle market. It also plans to integrate software from DeepSeek, without specifying when that would happen.
Shares in Chinese automakers Xpeng and Geely Auto tumbled on Tuesday on worries that they will struggle to compete against BYD's move to offer smart driving features across almost all of its line-up for free.
Leapmotor , the Chinese partner of Stellantis , on Tuesday launched a new electric vehicle with smart driving technology priced under 150,000 yuan ($20,535), a day after BYD slashed the entry price for such smart EVs.
BYD is going all-in on autonomous driving as it looks to take Tesla's EV crown. The Chinese automaker shared a major expansion of its "God's Eye" intelligent driving system on Monday.