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DeepRoute raises $100M in push to beat Tesla’s FSD in China
The startup aims to get its automated driving systems into as many vehicles in China before Tesla takes off next year, according to a Reuters report. Alibaba-backed DeepRoute originally pursued Level 4 robotaxi R&D and development, but in 2022, the company ...
China’s DeepRoute.ai Secures $100M to Lead Autonomous Driving, Eyes 200,000-Car Rollout by 2025
Chinese autonomous driving innovator DeepRoute.ai has raised $100 million from an unnamed local carmaker, aiming to outfit 200,000 vehicles with its advanced driving system by 2025. This bold move positions DeepRoute.
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More bad news for Tesla in ChinaTesla's sales slip comes amid a record year for competitor BYD in the ever-important Chinese market.
U.S. automaker Tesla sold 68,280 China-made electric vehicles in October, down 5.3% from a year earlier, data from the China ...
However, Tesla still sold more electric vehicle (EVs) than BYD in the third quarter. It comes as EV sales in China have been ...
Despite previously warning that China's EV giants would "demolish" their Western rivals without trade barriers, Elon Musk ...
Despite unusal public protest, car dealership involved insist car was listed in a buyer beware category when it was purchased ...
Arthur Hayes, a cofounder of bitcoin and crypto derivatives pioneer BitMex who went on to set up the Maelstrom investment ...
UBTECH's focus with the Walker S1 humanoid is to skip lengthy stages of concept development, testing, and prototyping and ...
Several Tesla Model Y vehicles were spotted with camouflage in China – likely due to the upcoming design refresh.
Asian equities were mixed overnight after Microsoft and Meta reported disappointing financial results after the US market ...
Tesla's stock was falling 1.7% in recent trading toward a sixth straight loss, which would be the longest losing streak since the seven-day stretch that ended April 22. For those wondering it the ...
Nov 5 (Reuters) - When Reuters reported in April that Tesla had scrapped plans for a long-promised, next-generation $25,000 electric vehicle, the automaker’s stock plunged. Chief Executive Elon Musk ...
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