Chinese electric car brand Xpeng announced Thursday it received approval to start rolling out assisted driving tech to users in the nation's capital city.
Pictured here is a six-lane road in a congested area of Beijing near Sanyuanqiao on April 15, 2023.announced Thursday it received approval to start rolling out assisted driving tech to users in the nation's capital city of Beijing.
The initial coverage only includes the "ring-road" highways that run in concentric circles around the city center and "main high-speed roads," according to a CNBC translation of the Chinese-language release.Thursday's announcement followsfor users in Shanghai in March, after an earlier rollout in Shenzhen and Guangzhou.
Xpeng has said it plans to roll out the tech, called XNGP, to other Chinese cities this year. The system, available to drivers of certain models for a fee, claims to make driving easier with software that assists with smooth braking at traffic lights, turning at intersections and other tasks on city streets.. While Tesla offers assisted driving technology for use on highways, its "Full Self Driving" function for driver-assist on city streets isn't yet available in China.
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