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  •   Avtoxvalov reacted to this post about 12 hours ago
    Unitree B2-W. Review and price.
    Unitree B2-W is the wheeled variant of the B2 industrial-grade quadruped robot from Unitree Robotics. It combines powerful leg actuation with detachable or hybrid wheels for superior efficiency on flat surfaces (higher speeds and longer range)...
    Unitree B2-W is the wheeled variant of the B2 industrial-grade quadruped robot from Unitree Robotics. It combines powerful leg actuation with detachable or hybrid wheels for superior efficiency on flat surfaces (higher speeds and longer range) while retaining strong all-terrain capabilities for stairs, slopes, and obstacles. It is designed for industrial inspection, security, logistics, exploration, and heavy-payload tasks.
    Key Technical Specifications
    • Dimensions: Standing ≈ 1098 mm × 550 mm × 758 mm; Prone/Lying ≈ 950 mm × 550 mm × 450 mm.
    • Weight: ≈ 75–85 kg (including battery, depending on configuration).
    • Degrees of Freedom (DOF): 12 (leg joints) + wheeled foot modules.
    • Max Speed: Up to 15 km/h (≈ 4.2 m/s) on wheels/flat terrain (higher speeds possible in special configurations; safety-limited in practice). Legged mode retains high dynamic performance similar to B2.
    • Wheel Specs: Diameter 225 mm; Max wheel torque 40 N·m; Max wheel speed 50 rad/s.
    • Payload Capacity: Standing load ≥ 120 kg; Continuous walking/moving load > 40 kg.
    • Terrain Capabilities: Max obstacle crossing and stair climbing (20–25 cm steps, up to 40 cm forward in some modes); Slope angle > 45°; Excellent adaptability on grass, gravel, slippery, or uneven surfaces.
    • Battery: > 2 kWh (typically 45 Ah / 2250 Wh), 58 V; Quick-swap capable.
    • Endurance: Unloaded ≈ 25–30 km; With 40 kg load ≈ 25 km (significantly improved efficiency on flat/hybrid terrain compared to pure legged B2).
    • Operating Temperature: -20°C to 55°C.
    • Ingress Protection: IP67 (dust and water resistant).
    • Computing: Standard Intel Core i5 (platform) + Intel Core i7 (user development). Optional upgrades (additional i7 or NVIDIA Orin NX modules).
    • Sensing: Typically includes 3D LiDAR, depth cameras, and optical cameras (varies by config, e.g., 32-channel LiDAR option).
    • Interfaces: Multiple 1000M Ethernet, USB 3.0, power outputs (12V, 5V, 24V, BAT).
    • Other Features: Hybrid wheel-leg mobility, strong joint torque (≈ 360 N·m), continuous OTA updates, full SDK support, and high terrain adaptability.
    Note: The B2-W excels in efficiency and speed on roads/flat areas while maintaining the B2’s rough-terrain prowess. Wheels improve endurance and reduce energy consumption on suitable surfaces.
    Price
    • Official Unitree pricing is typically listed around $100,000 USD (contact sales for negotiated/actual pricing and customization).
    • Authorized resellers often offer it from approximately $93,300 USD and up, depending on configuration (LiDAR options, computing, accessories, etc.).
      Prices vary with options such as extra batteries, advanced sensors, or software. Contact Unitree or distributors for current quotes.
    Availability for Purchase
    • Available directly from the official Unitree shop and authorized resellers worldwide.
    • Standard configurations are often ready to ship or have lead times of 30–60 days (or more for heavy customization).
    • Primarily targeted at businesses, research institutions, and industrial users. Global shipping supported (buyer responsible for duties, taxes, and customs).
      This is a civilian robot—comply with local laws and use responsibly.
    For the latest specifications, exact pricing, configuration options, or demos, visit the official Unitree website (unitree.com or shop.unitree.com) or contact their sales team directly. Specs and features can vary slightly by configuration and firmware updates.
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  •   Avtoxvalov reacted to this post about 12 hours ago
    Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot. Review and price.




    Unitree G1 is a compact, affordable humanoid robot from Unitree Robotics, designed for research, education, development, and emerging applications in embodied AI. It features high agility, flexible movement, and options for dexterous...




    Unitree G1 is a compact, affordable humanoid robot from Unitree Robotics, designed for research, education, development, and emerging applications in embodied AI. It features high agility, flexible movement, and options for dexterous manipulation, making it suitable for imitation learning, reinforcement learning, and general humanoid robotics development.


    Key Technical Specifications

    • Dimensions: Standing ≈ 1320 × 450 × 200 mm; Folded ≈ 690 × 450 × 300 mm.

    • Weight: ≈ 35 kg (with battery); EDU version slightly higher.

    • Degrees of Freedom (DOF): 23 (standard); up to 23–43 (EDU version with optional dexterous hands and extra waist/wrist joints).

      • Single leg: 6 DOF

      • Waist: 1 DOF (optional +2)

      • Single arm: 5 DOF

      • Hands: Optional force-controlled three-fingered dexterous hands (7 DOF per hand + optional wrist).



    • Joint Motors: Low-inertia high-speed internal rotor PMSM with industrial-grade crossed roller bearings and dual encoders.

    • Max Knee Joint Torque: 90 N·m (standard); up to 120 N·m (EDU).

    • Arm Payload: ≈ 2 kg (standard); ≈ 3 kg (EDU).

    • Speed: Walking speed up to ≈ 2 m/s (7.2 km/h).

    • Battery: 13-string lithium, 9000 mAh (quick-release); ≈ 2 hours runtime depending on usage.

    • Computing: 8-core high-performance CPU (standard); EDU supports additional high-compute modules (e.g., NVIDIA Jetson Orin).

    • Sensing: Depth camera + 3D LiDAR, 4-mic array, 5W speaker; WiFi 6 + Bluetooth 5.2.

    • Other Features: Large joint movement range (e.g., waist Z ±155°), local air cooling, full joint hollow electrical routing, continuous OTA updates. Standard version has limited secondary development; EDU version supports full SDK and customization.


    Note: There is a distinction between the base/standard G1 (more limited features) and the G1 EDU (advanced computing, dexterous hands, and development support).


    Price

    • Official Unitree Shop: Base G1 from $13,500 USD (tax and shipping excluded). EDU version pricing requires contacting sales (typically higher, often in the $18,000–$25,000+ range depending on options like hands, extra compute, and accessories).

    • Resellers may list it from ≈ $16,000–$24,000 USD depending on configuration and included items.


    Prices vary with configuration (dexterous hands, batteries, computing upgrades). Contact Unitree or authorized distributors for exact quotes.


    Availability for Purchase

    • Available directly from the official Unitree shop (shop.unitree.com) and authorized resellers.

    • Standard configurations are generally in stock or have short lead times; customized/EDU versions may require 30–60+ days.

    • Global shipping available (shipping costs typically $300–$1,200; buyer responsible for duties, taxes, and customs).

    • Targeted at researchers, developers, educators, and businesses. The base model has restrictions on secondary development. This is a civilian robot—comply with local laws and use responsibly.


    For the latest specifications, pricing, configuration options, or demos, visit the official Unitree website (unitree.com/g1 or shop.unitree.com) or contact their sales team directly. Specs and features can vary by configuration and software updates.











































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  • VivaTech 2026 Paris: Europe’s Tech Powerhouse Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary

    VivaTech 2026 Paris: Europe’s Tech Powerhouse Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary with AI, Robotics, and Global Ambition

    VivaTech 2026, held from June 17–20 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, marked a milestone as the 10th edition of Europe’s...

    VivaTech 2026 Paris: Europe’s Tech Powerhouse Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary with AI, Robotics, and Global Ambition

    VivaTech 2026, held from June 17–20 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, marked a milestone as the 10th edition of Europe’s largest startup and technology event. Billed as the place “where business meets innovation,” this year’s gathering drew an impressive 180,000 attendees, 14,000 startups, 4,000 partners, and 3,600 investors, solidifying its status as a must-attend global rendezvous. 

    AI, Humanoids, and Practical Innovation Take Center Stage

    The dominant theme was clear from the moment visitors entered: AI in action. Humanoid robots from companies like Unitree performed dynamic demos—boxing, balancing, and navigating crowds—while robotic dogs patrolled the halls. Smart home solutions, such as Samsung’s AI-powered refrigerators that track inventory and generate shopping lists, showcased how the technology is moving from hype to everyday utility. 
     
    Discussions emphasized practical enterprise AI, industrial applications, productivity tools, and ethical considerations. Keynotes and panels explored agentic AI, sovereignty, cybersecurity threats amplified by AI, and Europe’s push for technological independence. 

    Standout Speakers and Moments

    The speaker lineup was stellar for the anniversary edition:

     Jeff Bezos (Amazon, Blue Origin, Prometheus) shared visions on innovation and the future of humanity.
    Narendra Modi (as AI Country Partner) highlighted India’s massive incentives for innovation and inclusive AI growth.
    Yann LeCun, Joe Tsai (Alibaba), Shantanu Narayen (Adobe), and European leaders like ministers from France and Germany added depth to conversations on geopolitics, open models, and digital sovereignty. 

    Highlights from the days included:

     Day 1–2: Strong focus on AI adoption, with OpenAI noting faster agent growth in Europe, and debates on alternatives to U.S.-centric tech. 
     Day 3: Sessions on space exploration (e.g., The Exploration Company’s European ambitions), cybersecurity (“business is war”), media in the AI era, and the enduring story of Tetris. 
     
    Themes spanned Artificial Intelligence, Productivity, Sovereignty & Ethics, Energy/Greentech/Mobility, Cybersecurity & Defense, and Health & Longevity. 
     

    Atmosphere, Scale, and the Festival Day

    The energy at Hall 7 and beyond was electric, with bustling exhibition zones, startup pitches, investor lounges, and international pavilions (Germany as Country of the Year stood out). The event culminated in a public VivaTech Festival, extending the innovation vibe to iconic spots like the Champs-Élysées. 

    Attendees and exhibitors praised the event’s ability to connect startups with powerful brands, investors, and decision-makers. Quotes from participants highlighted unmatched lead generation, visibility, and networking opportunities in one vibrant European hub. 

    A Resounding Success

    VivaTech 2026 wasn’t just another tech conference—it was a confident statement of Europe’s (and Paris’s) role in the global innovation ecosystem. While U.S. and Chinese giants loomed large, the event amplified European voices on sovereignty, ethics, and collaborative deeptech.For startups seeking funding and scale, enterprises hunting solutions, or anyone wanting a pulse on where technology is headed, VivaTech remains unparalleled in Europe. The 10th edition delivered scale, substance, and spectacle—setting a high bar for future years.  
    A landmark event that perfectly blended celebration with forward-looking ambition.Whether you’re building the future or investing in it, mark your calendar for VivaTech 2027. Paris has cemented itself as the continent’s tech capital. 

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  • Unitree B2. Review and price.

        Unitree B2 is an advanced industrial-grade quadruped (four-legged) robot from Unitree Robotics, designed for demanding applications like inspection, emergency response, security patrols, exploration, and research. It excels in rough terrain,...

        Unitree B2 is an advanced industrial-grade quadruped (four-legged) robot from Unitree Robotics, designed for demanding applications like inspection, emergency response, security patrols, exploration, and research. It excels in rough terrain, stair climbing, obstacle navigation, and payload carrying, with strong endurance and high mobility. 

    Key Technical Specifications

    Dimensions: Standing ≈ 1098 mm × 450 mm × 645 mm; Prone/Lying ≈ 880 mm × 460 mm × 330 mm. 

    Weight: ≈ 60 kg (including battery). 

    Degrees of Freedom (DOF): 12.
    Max Running Speed: > 6 m/s (note: safety-limited in practice; special configurations). 

    Max Joint Torque: ≈ 360 N·m.
    Max Jump Distance: > 1.6 m.
    Ditch Jumping Width: 0.5–1.2 m.
    Payload Capacity: Standing load ≥ 120 kg; Continuous walking load > 40 kg. 

    Terrain Capabilities: Max obstacle crossing ≈ 40 cm; Continuous stair climbing (20–25 cm steps, up to 40 cm forward); Slope angle > 45°.
    Battery: 45 Ah (2250 Wh), 58 V; Quick-swap capable. Optional autonomous charging.
    Endurance: Unloaded walking > 5 hours (> 20 km); 20 kg load > 4 hours (> 15 km); Overall 4–6 hours depending on use. 

    Operating Temperature: -20°C to 55°C.
    Ingress Protection: IP67 (dust and water resistant).
    Computing (Standard): Intel Core i5 (platform) + Intel Core i7 (user development). Optional: Additional Intel i7 or NVIDIA Orin NX (up to 3 units).
    Sensing: Typically includes 3D LiDAR (×1), depth cameras (×2), and optical cameras (×2); configurations vary. 

    Interfaces: Multiple 1000M Ethernet, USB 3.0, power outputs (12V, 5V, 24V, BAT).
    Other Features: Excellent terrain adaptability; optional wheeled foot modules (B2-W variant) for hybrid mobility; continuous OTA updates; SDK for development.

    Note: The B2-W is a wheeled variant with added wheels for higher speeds on flat surfaces and slightly different specs (e.g., ~75 kg weight). 

    Price

    Official Unitree Shop: Listed at $100,000 USD (contact sales for the actual/negotiated price; customizable). 

    Resellers: Often lower, e.g., starting around $78,700–$85,900 USD depending on configuration (base model, LiDAR options, etc.). Prices may include shipping in some cases but exclude duties/taxes. 

    Prices vary with options (e.g., extra batteries, advanced computing, sensors, software licenses) and volume. Contact Unitree or authorized distributors for quotes.

    Availability for Purchase

    Available for purchase directly from the official Unitree shop (shop.unitree.com) or authorized resellers (e.g., RoboWorks, RoboStore, Robots International). 

    Lead times: Often "ready to ship" for standard configs or 60 days (or more) depending on customization and stock.
    Primarily targeted at businesses, research, and industrial users. It is a civilian robot—comply with local laws, and avoid dangerous modifications. 

    Global shipping is available (duties/customs typically buyer responsibility).

    For the latest details, exact pricing, demos, or configuration options, visit the official site (unitree.com or shop.unitree.com) or contact Unitree sales directly. Specs can vary slightly by configuration and firmware updates.

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  • Unitree Go2. Review and price.

    The Unitree Go2 is a cutting‑edge consumer‑grade quadruped robot designed for research, education, entertainment, and practical applications. Combining advanced robotics, AI, and mobility, it represents the next generation of accessible robotic...

    The Unitree Go2 is a cutting‑edge consumer‑grade quadruped robot designed for research, education, entertainment, and practical applications. Combining advanced robotics, AI, and mobility, it represents the next generation of accessible robotic platforms. Go2 builds on the success of its predecessors (Go1 and earlier models), offering improved performance, enhanced autonomy, and a more user‑friendly interface. It’s compact, agile, and packed with sensors and computing power, making it suitable for both hobbyists and professionals.

    Key features and capabilities:

    Agile mobility. The robot can walk, trot, run, climb stairs, recover from falls, and navigate complex terrain with remarkable stability.

    On‑board AI. Equipped with a powerful computing platform that supports real‑time perception, path planning, and decision‑making.

    Rich sensor suite. Includes depth cameras, LiDAR (on some configurations), IMU, and other sensors for 3D environment mapping and obstacle avoidance. User‑friendly control. Can be controlled via a dedicated remote controller, smartphone app, or through a developer API for custom programming. Developer‑friendly. Offers a comprehensive SDK (Software Development Kit) for Python and ROS (Robot Operating System), enabling users to create custom behaviours and applications.

    Modular design. Allows for the attachment of payloads or third‑party hardware (e.g., grippers, cameras, sensors) on the robot’s back.

    Intuitive interaction. Features voice commands, gesture recognition, and follow‑me modes, making it more than just a remote‑controlled machine.

     Specifications of the Unitree Go2

     General

    Type: Quadruped robot

    Target use: Research, education, development, entertainment

    Form factor: Dog‑like quadruped

    Weight: Approx. 15 kg

    Dimensions (approx.): 680×340×410 mm (L × W × H) in a standing position Payload capacity: Up to 5 kg (depending on configuration and terrain)

    Mobility and Actuation

    Number of legs: 4, each with 3 degrees of freedom (DoF)

    Total DoF: 12

    Max speed: Up to 3,5 m/s (approx. 12,6 km/h)

     Climbing ability: Can climb stairs and navigate uneven terrain

     Fall recovery: Can autonomously get back up after a fall

    Actuators: High‑torque brushless motors with harmonic drives

    Electronics and Computing

    Main processor: High‑performance embedded computer (custom SoC or multi‑core ARM)

    AI acceleration: Dedicated NPU (Neural Processing Unit) or GPU for on‑board deep learning inference

     Communication: Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, and optional 4G/LTE module

    Operating systems support: Proprietary RTOS + ROS (Robot Operating System) compatibility

    Sensors

    Vision system: Depth camera (stereo or ToF) for 3D perception

    Optional LiDAR module for high‑precision mapping

     Inertial sensors: 9‑axis IMU (accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer)

    Motor encoders: High‑resolution encoders for precise joint control

    Other: Temperature and current sensors for motor health monitoring

    Power

    Battery type: High‑capacity lithium‑ion or lithium‑polymer battery pack

    Battery capacity: Approx. 250–300 Wh

    Operating time: Up to 2 hours under typical walking conditions; shorter at high speeds or with payload

    Charging: DC input, fast charging capable

     Software and Control

    Control methods:

    Dedicated handheld remote controller

    Smartphone app (iOS and Android)

    SDK for custom programming (Python, C++, ROS)

     Pre‑programmed behaviours: Walk, trot, run, dance, follow‑me, voice commands, autonomous exploration

    SDK features:

    Low‑level motor control

     High‑level motion planning

     Sensor data access

    Simulation support (e.g., in Gazebo or Webots)

    Connectivity and Expansion

    Expansion ports: USB, Ethernet, GPIO, CAN bus for attaching custom hardware Wireless: Wi‑Fi 5 (802.11ac), Bluetooth 5.0

    Optional modules: 4G module, additional cameras, lidar, robotic arm, etc.

     Environmental

    Operating temperature: −10 ∘ C to +45 ∘ C (may vary with battery type) Protection rating: IP54 (dust and splash resistant)

    Summary

    The Unitree Go2 is more than a toy — it’s a powerful, open‑platform robot that bridges the gap between research labs and consumer technology. Its blend of speed, agility, on‑board intelligence, and developer accessibility makes it ideal for:

    Robotics research and algorithm development

     STEM education and university projects

    Autonomous navigation and AI training

    Entertainment and public demonstrations Prototyping of inspection, delivery, or service robotics solutions  

    Price $2,800.00 USD 

    Order now and ship within 1 months

    Shipping costs between $399 and $1000

    Customer is responsible for all applicable customs duties, taxes, and import clearance in accordance with local regulations.

    Would you like me to elaborate on any specific aspect of the Go2?

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  • Unitree Go1. Review and price.
    Unitree Go1 is an advanced bipedal robot designed for a variety of applications, from logistics and warehousing to entertainment and research projects. Its compact size and high maneuverability make Go1 ideal for working in tight spaces and...
    Unitree Go1 is an advanced bipedal robot designed for a variety of applications, from logistics and warehousing to entertainment and research projects. Its compact size and high maneuverability make Go1 ideal for working in tight spaces and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
    Key Features:
    Biped design: Provides high mobility and the ability to move across a variety of surfaces.
    Intuitive Operation: Simple and convenient operation via a mobile app or remote control.
    Flexible Use: Suitable for cargo transportation, site inspection, and educational and scientific purposes.
    Specifications:
    Maximum load: up to 50 kg (depending on configuration).
    Height: 175 cm.
    Weight: 120 kg.
    Maximum speed: 5 km/h.
    Operating range: up to 100 meters from the base station (including battery charge).
    Battery: Lithium-ion, up to 8 hours of operation (depending on load and operating conditions).
    Sensors: Includes an obstacle recognition system, tilt and pressure sensors, and cameras for visual positioning.
    Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB.
    Software: Support for various operating systems and interfaces for easy programming and configuration.
    Unitree Go1 is an innovative solution for automating various processes, combining advanced technology with ease of use.
    Price $2,700.00 USD
    Shipping costs $1000 per unit
    Duty not included, US needs to charge 25 percent duty
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  • Alex Garin uploaded a new video in Electric cars news.
     BMW unveiled the M Concept Neue Klasse

       BMW unveiled the M Concept Neue Klasse on Friday, offering a sneak peek at the all-electric quad-motor i3 M EV.

     BMW is preparing to launch the first all-electric M3 EV
    The BMW M Concept made its global debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans on...

       BMW unveiled the M Concept Neue Klasse on Friday, offering a sneak peek at the all-electric quad-motor i3 M EV.

     BMW is preparing to launch the first all-electric M3 EV
    The BMW M Concept made its global debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Friday, showcasing the luxury brand’s new design for its upcoming performance EVs.

    “The new BMW M design language forms the expressive spearhead of the Neue Klasse,” BMW M boss Oliver Heilmer said, adding that the project is “truly special to me because it carries the BMW M character into a new era.”

    That new era will begin in 2027, starting with the electric BMW M3. The M concept clearly has a much more aggressive look and stance than the standard i3, with a modified front end and added M features.

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  • Avtoxvalov joined the group, Electric Flying vehicles & eVTOLs
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    GAC Govy eVTOL CEO Su Qingpeng believes solid-state batteries are the key to making flying cars a reality. According to him, the technology offers the energy density and safety levels required for practical eVTOL operations. As GAC pushes its...
    GAC Govy eVTOL CEO Su Qingpeng believes solid-state batteries are the key to making flying cars a reality. According to him, the technology offers the energy density and safety levels required for practical eVTOL operations. As GAC pushes its AirCab toward 2027 commercialization and works through airworthiness certification, the Chinese company is placing a major bet on advanced battery tech to turn urban air mobility into a scalable reality. With higher cost tolerance than traditional EVs and strong parallels to the early days of electric vehicles, China’s low-altitude economy looks ready for takeoff.This could be the breakthrough that unlocks the future of flying cars.
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  • Alex Garin created a new group

    Electric Flying vehicles & eVTOLs

    The ultimate community for everyone passionate about the future of flight. We explore, discuss, and celebrate electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing aircraft (eVTOLs), flying cars, and the revolution in urban air mobility.From cutting-edge developments at Joby, Archer, Lilium, EHang, Beta...
    The ultimate community for everyone passionate about the future of flight. We explore, discuss, and celebrate electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing aircraft (eVTOLs), flying cars, and the revolution in urban air mobility.From cutting-edge developments at Joby, Archer, Lilium, EHang, Beta Technologies and more — to regulatory breakthroughs, vertiport concepts, sustainable aviation, and real-world test flights — this is where the sky meets tomorrow’s transportation.Whether you're an engineer, pilot, investor, futurist, or simply someone who believes we’ll soon fly over traffic instead of sitting in it, you’re welcome here.Join the electric sky revolution
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  • The Hyundai Ioniq V has been spotted in near-production form in China, revealing a 4.9 m fastback electric sedan that combines frameless doors, a low-slung aerodynamic profile, and a cyber-styled lighting signature.
    The latest real-world...
    The Hyundai Ioniq V has been spotted in near-production form in China, revealing a 4.9 m fastback electric sedan that combines frameless doors, a low-slung aerodynamic profile, and a cyber-styled lighting signature.
    The latest real-world sightings show that the Hyundai Ioniq V closely follows the design first shown at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show and in regulatory filings, with production-spec exterior details visible on the test vehicles.
    The Hyundai Ioniq V is one of several new electrified models planned for Hyundai’s China lineup as the company expands its offerings in the country’s EV market.
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  • BYD has officially confirmed it is developing humanoid robots. Executive Vice President Li Ke announced the company is already working on them. She highlighted that automotive AI and robotics share the same technological foundations....
    BYD has officially confirmed it is developing humanoid robots. Executive Vice President Li Ke announced the company is already working on them. She highlighted that automotive AI and robotics share the same technological foundations. Perception, decision-making, motion control, software, and hardware all overlap between cars and robots. BYD believes manufacturing scale, supply chains, and safety expertise will be key competitive advantages.
    The company could even sell future humanoid robots through its massive existing dealer network. This would turn car showrooms into robot outlets one day. BYD is also considering an open-platform approach. It plans to develop its own robots while partnering with external robotics firms. This mirrors its successful strategy in the EV world. Several Chinese automakers are accelerating in this space. Chery already started online sales of a humanoid robot earlier this year. Xpeng is linking its AI and autonomous driving tech to future robotics too. The convergence of automotive and embodied AI is happening fast.
    BYD remains China’s EV sales leader with strong monthly volumes. This move shows how EV giants are expanding beyond vehicles. Humanoid robots could soon become household products. The future of intelligent machines is getting exciting. What do you think — will we see BYD robots in dealerships soon? Drop your thoughts below!

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  • On May 28, 2026, during the Intelligent Strategy Event, BYD announced a new policy that effectively removes the burden of liability from the user, positioning itself as the first automaker globally to provide a “double guarantee” covering...
    On May 28, 2026, during the Intelligent Strategy Event, BYD announced a new policy that effectively removes the burden of liability from the user, positioning itself as the first automaker globally to provide a “double guarantee” covering both urban pilot assist and intelligent parking systems.
    Under this new initiative, BYD is offering comprehensive coverage for its “God’s Eye” A/B smart driving systems. For new owners, the coverage begins upon vehicle delivery, while existing owners will gain access after updating to the “God’s Eye 5.0” version via OTA. This policy provides one year of full liability coverage for urban pilot assist functions.
    The terms of the guarantee are notably generous: provided the system is used in compliance with regulations, BYD will cover all costs associated with at-fault traffic accidents, including repairs to the owner’s vehicle as well as third-party property damage and personal injury. Crucially, this service requires no additional purchase of “intelligent driving insurance,” features no payout cap, and will not impact the owner’s commercial insurance premiums for the following year.
    BYD’s “God’s Eye B” smart driving package is currently priced at 12,000 yuan (1,800 USD) for a one-off purchase.
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  • A one-off Denza Z9 GT, created jointly by BYD and Swiss luxury watch and jewellery brand Chopard, sold for 700,000 euros, approximately 5.53 million yuan (815,000 USD), at the 32nd Cannes amfAR charity gala in France, announced by BYD. The...
    A one-off Denza Z9 GT, created jointly by BYD and Swiss luxury watch and jewellery brand Chopard, sold for 700,000 euros, approximately 5.53 million yuan (815,000 USD), at the 32nd Cannes amfAR charity gala in France, announced by BYD. The proceeds from the auction will support AIDS research programs.
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