In the smart car sector, ZEEKR Intelligent Technology recently announced a remarkable achievement: the successful offline deployment of the automotive industry's first in-cabin AI large model. This technological breakthrough not only marks a significant step forward in ZEEKR's intelligent vehicle development but also brings users a revolutionary driving experience. This technology enables ZEEKR vehicles to perform real-time image and text understanding and reasoning without relying on a network connection, significantly enhancing the vehicle's intelligence. ZEEKR plans to roll out this feature gradually via OTA (Over-the-Air) updates.

Intel has launched its first AI-focused chip, designed to enhance automotive voice assistants and active safety features. Zeekr, a brand under China's Geely, will be the first car manufacturer to adopt the new chip, with plans to release its first product by the end of the year. The chip will improve in-car experiences, including voice assistants, video conferencing, and gaming options for passengers in the rear seats. Intel aims to roll out a series of software-defined vehicle chips by the end of 2024, driving the industry's shift towards software-defined solutions.