Chinese EV makers are reportedly focusing on building in-house chips to improve autonomy and making cars smarter, SCMP reports

Chinese EV makers are shifting their focus towards developing in-house chips to enhance vehicle autonomy and overall intelligence, as reported by SCMP.

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This move reflects a response to global competition and supply chain challenges, which could have implications for the EV market's innovation trajectory and competitive dynamics. Keep an eye on potential shifts in investment and partnerships within the sector as companies aim to strengthen their technology capabilities.

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