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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.

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Aurora plans to raise driverless trucks to 200 on U.S. highways by year-end

U.S. autonomous driving company Aurora Innovation plans to increase its driverless heavy-truck fleet tenfold by the end of the year, from 20 to 200 vehicles. The trucks will haul freight on interstate routes in Texas. Chief Executive Chris Urmson (크리스 엄슨) said the vehicles could save fuel, deliver faster and ease driver shortages, with potential to operate up to 20 hours a day. Analysts estimated higher profitability but said savings are not confirmed.

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Xpeng commercialises smart cockpit, autonomous driving licensing, contrasted with Tesla

Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng is expanding a licensing business to sell its autonomous driving and smart cockpit technology to external customers, beyond its existing cooperation with Volkswagen, an EV outlet reported. It has set up a commercialisation team and is seeking contracts covering vehicle electronics architecture, smart cockpit systems, its Turing AI chip, driver-assistance systems and autonomous driving software, as well as robotaxi and humanoid robot technology. Its service revenue rose in the second quarter.