Sep 26, 2022 08:49 PM

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BAIC-Huawei Tie-Up Launches Driver Assistance Function in EV Model

By Guo Yingzhe and Yu Cong

Electric-vehicle maker BAIC BluePark is breaking new ground, offering a driver assistance function for Shenzhen owners of its Arcfox Alpha S series, co-developed with Huawei Technologies. Photo: Arcfox

Electric-vehicle maker BAIC BluePark is breaking new ground, offering a driver assistance function for Shenzhen owners of its Arcfox Alpha S series, co-developed with Huawei Technologies. Photo: Arcfox

The electric-vehicle (EV) unit of state auto giant Beijing Automobile Group Co. Ltd. has launched a driver assistance function for use in the city of Shenzhen in cars co-developed with Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.

BAIC BluePark New Energy Technology Co. Ltd. (600733.SH) announced on Saturday that the new feature — a Huawei system called Navigation Cruise Assist — will help drivers deal with complicated urban traffic situations, such as passing crossroads, changing lanes, and keeping an appropriate distance from a vehicle in front.

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