Japan’s automakers embrace China tech to reclaim share

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi's SU7 comes with AI-assisted automated parking and seat-back extensions that allow for the mounting of two tablet devices. The company had received more than 88,000 orders by the end of April. (BLOOMBERG/Bloomberg)

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May 13, 2024 01:54 PM

Japan’s legacy automakers are jumping on the big-tech bandwagon as they race to revive waning interest among Chinese consumers.

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