Zeekr001 with Mobileye SuperVision™ test drive in Shanghai evening rush hour traffic

Zeekr recently tested the upcoming urban version of its NZP system in Shanghai, powered by Mobileye SuperVision.™ This drive included rush-hour traffic on a rainy night in Shanghai, with no takeovers throughout the entire process. Highway NZP will expand to 60 cities across China by the end of March, with urban NZP reaching beta testers soon after.
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[@jimoji8672]

Amazing

[@mikee6114]

Would love to see this at normal speed.

[@Trapazium]

Well done Mobileye🎉

[@mahimtrivedi4498]

Very nice

[@digitaldreamer8637]

Let's do it!!!

[@rajTrondhjem10]

Hmm.. this is what Tesla promised back in 2017..

[@dasstraat]

Then they broke up with Mobileye and start exploding. Wish Mobileye a bright future.

[@skwdenyer]

@@dasstraat This isn't any more impressive than Tesla's latest FSD. And Tesla doesn't require the sort of HD mapping Mobileye relies on. Each approach has its merits, and I applaud Mobileye for what they've achieved, but they were also promising this back in 2017 :)

[@Lascarnn]

​@@skwdenyerActually the mapping is just an extension to what Mobileye offers. Tesla is limited, because they need to save money as much as possible, on sensors and mapping. Watch Engineering Explained video about them, if you want to learn more. And if mapping is indeed needed - so what? Most likely it's not that difficult to map, if this will work, the business will explode.