Chinese Self-Driving Car Leader Speaks Out Following Initial Deadly Accident
The CEO of Xiaomi Automobile Corp, the company behind a driverless car model in China, recently expressed condolences after a tragic accident resulted in the deaths of three individuals. The incident occurred on March 29 when an SU7 electric car, operating in Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) mode, crashed, claiming the lives of three girls. Xiaomi's CEO, Lei Jun, took to social media to offer sympathies, acknowledging the devastating loss for the families affected. The crash has raised concerns about the safety of self-driving vehicles, prompting discussions around regulations and technological limitations. Xiaomi Corporation, primarily known for its consumer electronics, launched the SU7 electric sedan a year ago. In response to the accident, Xiaomi has emphasized the distinction between "smart-driving" and "self-driving," reminding customers to remain vigilant while using advanced driving features. As investigations into the crash continue, Xiaomi has committed to cooperating with authorities and providing updates on the incident.
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