Chinese EV company BYD is planning to integrate Chinese AI startup DeepSeek’s technology into almost all its vehicles.

Chinese automaker BYD (1211.HK) has inked a deal with DeepSeek to co-develop new autonomous technology, which could be bad news for automakers like Tesla (TSLA). DeepSeek, the China-based ...

Chinese companies from various industries are increasingly integrating DeepSeek, the country's new disruptive open-source AI ...

The company also said it would integrate AI startup Deepseek’s software into its cars, following domestic peers such as Geely, Great Wall Motors, and Leapmotor. BYD is Tesla’s biggest rival in ...

Nissan is the latest to adopt DeepSeek tech for its new EV in China, the N7. The N7 will be the first joint venture brand electric car to feature DeepSeek’s R1 as the Japanese automaker fights ...

BYD shares peaked at a record high on Wednesday after the electric vehicle manufacturer announced a collaboration with AI firm DeepSeek earlier in the week. The Chinese EV maker, Tesla's key ...

BYD, China's automotive giant, has recently taken the lead in the race for intelligent driving equality, triggering a ...

For its more advanced models, it plans to integrate AI technology from DeepSeek. What it means: BYD's announcement serves as another reminder that China continues to innovate, often at lower costs ...

The company also said it would integrate AI startup Deepseek’s software into its cars, following domestic peers such as Geely, Great Wall Motors, and Leapmotor. BYD is Tesla’s biggest rival in ...

Chinese companies, as a signal of patriotism, are racing to build services on top of the homegrown AI model that has taken the world by storm since January.

Chinese EV giant BYD is challenging Tesla's dominance by offering its advanced 'God's Eye' driver-assistance system for free in most of its models.