Xpeng made regulatory filings for the facelifted G6 and G9, with spec info hinting at the removal of the LiDAR option from both SUVs, as the company shifts to a pure vision smart driving solution.
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In the meantime, Xpeng, one of the first EV makers to use LiDARs, will ditch the component on its upcoming new model, the P7+.
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Hesai is a leading lidar supplier with customers such as Xiaomi, Lotus or Li Auto.
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The AT512 has 512 laser channels and a maximum detection range of over 400 meters.
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ET9 adds two Robin W medium-range wide-angle LiDARs for the first time, in addition to one Falcon ultra-long-range LiDAR. Nio's fourth-generation swap station will feature six Robin W LiDARs.
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Neta will carry Hesai's ultra-high-definition, long-range AT128 LiDAR on its new models, which are expected to begin mass production in the first half of 2025.
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RoboSense's LiDARs have been used in 14 production vehicles, with August sales exceeding 50 percent of last year's total sales.
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The Yangjian chip will allow Nio to save about $100 per vehicle and recover its development costs in about a year, William Li said.
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Innovusion plans to issue up to 21,382,252 ordinary shares and list them on the Nasdaq exchange, according to an announcement from China's securities regulator.
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This will help it further expand into the European market and accelerate its globalization, Hesai said.
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Hesai Group has opened its first European office in Stuttgart, Germany, which will help it expand further into the European market and accelerate its globalization, the Chinese LiDAR manufacturer announced today.
Stuttgart is the automotive capital of Europe, with more than 2,000 companies in the automotive chain and many top OEMs and large Tier 1 suppliers headquartered here, Hesai said.
More than 20 automotive industry-related universities and R&D institutions provide a large talent base for the automotive industry in the region, it said.
Hesai's European office will leverage local resources in automotive and component manufacturing to enhance the company's presence and overall competitiveness in the European market, Hesai said.
(The building where Hesai's European office is located. Image credit: Hesai)
The company received the TISAX AL3 assessment label, the highest level of information security, this year, passing the European automotive supply chain access requirements and being able to serve European car OEM customers, it said.
Founded in Shanghai in late 2014, Hesai initially focused on developing high-performance laser sensors and has been exploring LiDAR products since 2016.
Hesai opened an office in Palo Alto, Silicon Valley, at its inception and now operates in more than 40 countries and 90 cities worldwide.
The company went public on NASDAQ on February 9, becoming the first Chinese LiDAR manufacturer to go public in the US.
Hesai shipped 47,515 LiDAR units in the fourth quarter, up 739.2 percent from 5,662 units in the same period in 2021, it said in its earnings report on March 16.
The company shipped 80,462 LiDARs for the full year 2022, up 467.5 percent year-on-year.
Hesai's revenue in overseas markets over the past three years reached nearly RMB 1.19 billion ($170 million), accounting for more than half of the company's total revenue.
($1 = RMB 6.9520)
Hesai unveils ultra-thin LiDAR ET25 that can be placed behind windshield
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