BYD will use Huawei’s ADAS tech to power up ‘hard-core’ EVs, keep pace with Tesla

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China’s leading EV maker, BYD, will use Huawei’s advanced driver-assist tech for its new “hard-core” electric SUV brand. The new partnership comes as BYD looks to close the tech gap with Tesla and other upcoming Chinese rivals.

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