China's EV Giants: Leading the Charge in Self-Driving Technology
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers, led by BYD, are outpacing Tesla in the evolution of self-driving technology. With cost-effective, advanced driver-assistance systems, these companies are capitalizing on government support and economies of scale, challenging Tesla's market share in China, the world's largest automotive market.

Chinese electric vehicle makers, particularly BYD, are advancing rapidly in the self-driving car industry, surpassing Tesla. BYD's strategic move offering its 'God's Eye' driver-assistance package for free has positioned it ahead, providing competition to Tesla's costly offerings.
The emerging dominance of Chinese smart-EV manufacturers, backed by government incentives, is reshaping the global self-driving technology landscape. These companies, like Leapmotor and Xpeng, are introducing affordable cars with advanced systems, disrupting Tesla's business model that relies on high-priced autonomous features.
As the autonomous vehicle race intensifies, Tesla faces significant challenges. The presence of tech giants such as Huawei collaborating with automakers further complicates the market. Tesla's inability to transfer collected data for AI training due to regulations adds to the hurdles, providing a competitive edge to China's agile auto industry.
(With inputs from agencies.)