Foreign media: Foreign car companies' reliance on Chinese technology deepens.

According to a report on the Financial Times website on June 12, Chinese car company Xiaopeng Motors claimed to have developed a self-driving chip that outperforms Nvidia's products, expecting Volkswagen Group and other car companies to become its customers. Xiaopeng Motors CEO He Xiaopeng stated that the company is committed to integrating its independently designed Turing artificial intelligence chip into some Volkswagen Group models planned to be launched in China next year. He said, "Developing chips is fundamentally a long-term career, and Xiaopeng's vision is to do many things in the automotive, aviation, and robotics technology fields." The report noted that Xiaopeng Motor's new product is the latest sign of progress in China's chip design field. Xiaopeng Motors' decision to sell its chip technology to other car companies also reflects the increasing reliance of foreign automotive groups on Chinese technology, against the background of China's transition to electric vehicles and intensifying competition in the global automotive industry.