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Mobility
Mercedes to fit Waabi AI driving system within two years
Mercedes has signed a production agreement with British autonomous driving startup Waabi and plans to install Waabi\'s artificial intelligence driving system in its vehicles within two years. It is the first time Waabi\'s end-to-end driving AI will be applied to mass-produced premium passenger cars. The system will be integrated with Mercedes hardware, MB.OS and map interfaces, and offered as an advanced driver assistance feature for city streets and highways. Details were not disclosed.
Industry
Tesla Model 3 seen entering 30 million won range in South Korea; FSD shifts to monthly subscription only
Tesla’s Model 3 Standard RWD with an NCM battery could enter the 30 million won price range in South Korea on higher 2026 subsidies, compared with LFP versions. Tesla is also releasing a seven-seat 2026 Model Y, with the option limited to a premium AWD Long Range variant. Elon Musk said Tesla will stop selling FSD as a one-off purchase, offering it only as a $99-a-month subscription after the 14th.
Mobility
Mercedes-Benz halts U.S. launch of Level 3 Drive Pilot
Mercedes-Benz will halt the launch of its Drive Pilot Level 3 automated driving system in the United States, media reports said. The company has stopped production and will not apply the system to future new S-Class models. Drive Pilot operated only on limited highway sections in Nevada and California, with a top speed of 40 mph and strict daytime and weather requirements. It also required extra hardware and a $2,500 annual subscription fee.