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China Bans ‘Autonomous Driving’ Claims From Car Marketing Following Crash
China has banned automakers in the country from marketing their vehicles with grandiose terms such as “smart driving” or “autonomous driving” following a fatal crash involving a Xiaomi SU7. The car was in driver assistance mode as the vehicle approached a construction zone,
The founder of Chinese electric vehicle maker Xiaomi said on Tuesday he was "heavy-hearted" after three people were killed in ...
Xiaomi has postponed a major product launch event that was expected to unveil a new smartphone, AI glasses, tablet devices, ...
Automated driving systems like Tesla FSD are under scrutiny in China after three university students died in a crash while ...
On March 29, a fatal accident involving a Xiaomi SU7 Standard electric sedan occurred on the Dezhou-Shangrao Highway (G0321) ...
Chinese authorities have banned terms like 'autonomous driving' in car ads after a fatal crash involving Xiaomi's SU7 EV, ...
Starting in July 2026, the country will have some of the world's strictest EV battery safety and testing requirements.
China clamps down on autonomous driving features and use after Xiaomi SU7 accident leaves three dead
Chinese carmakers have been touting advanced, highly-automated driving features for some time now but the central government ...
Chinese authorities warned drivers to stay vigilant and reduce the use of advanced driver-assistance technology during the ...
Many are concerned that renewed worries about the reliability of ADAS software will dampen the booming new industry and add ...
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