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Telecommunications & Media
Autonomous driving market grows as shared e-bike big deal collapses
A planned merger in South Korea’s shared electric bicycle market has collapsed, scrapping a deal that could have produced a dominant operator. Socar’s sale of its Elecle e-bike unit to Kakao Mobility, operator of T Bike, was recently called off after final talks. Mobility platforms are also pushing into lifestyle services such as tire discounts and insurance. The article also highlights developments in Tesla, China’s autonomous driving market, Rivian, robotaxis and EV motorsports.
Industry
Why BYD accepts liability and Tesla cannot as institutional differences shape self-driving crash compensation
BYD has said it will take responsibility for accidents that occur while its driver-assistance system “God’s Eye” is in use, and commentators cited China’s predictable compensation formulas and relatively controlled medical costs as key factors. An EV outlet presented readers’ views that similar acceptance of liability is difficult in the United States because jury verdicts can vary widely and medical bills can be far higher. Differences in litigation structure and each company’s position in China were also cited.
Mobility
BYD unveils China\'s first in-house 4nm smart driving chip, supports Level 3 and Level 4
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has unveiled what it called China’s first self-developed 4-nanometre smart driving chip and started mass production. The chip, Xuanji A3, is designed in-house and supports Level 3 and Level 4 autonomous driving, CEO Wang Chuanfu said. BYD also highlighted integration of its God’s Eye ADAS, Xuanji architecture and algorithms, saying it doubled computing efficiency and can exceed 2,100 TOPS when running three chips.