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Energy vehicle manufacturer BYD has released the DePilot Advanced Intelligent Driving Assistance System (DePilot System) in Shenzhen, China.
The company claims that this system including DePilot 600, DePilot 300 and DePilot 100 will facilitate smart driving technology. The company said that this facility will be provided in all its models without extra charge.
It is said that this feature will be available in the company's lowest priced model, Seagull. According to the company, the aim is to provide safe and smart driving experience to customers with new technology.
Until now, high-tech self-driving systems like sensors and cameras were only available in expensive cars. But BYD has provided this facility to all vehicles, said the company's chief executive officer (CEO) Wang Chuwanfu.
