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Horizon Robotics CEO: Car Chips, Mind-Off Driving and China's Speed

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Briefings

Horizon Robotics CEO Kai Yu discusses the company's role in supplying chips and software for one in three intelligent cars on Chinese roads, noting the market launched 580 new models in six months. Yu explains his Zen philosophy of focus and his belief that robots will hand freedom back to humans, while also addressing the challenge of building a car of his own. The conversation covers the road to hands-off driving by 2028 and fully mind-off cars by 2035, with the host being Nicolai Tangen from Norges Bank Investment Management.

Key points

• Horizon Robotics supplies chips and software for one in three intelligent cars on Chinese roads.
• Kai Yu aims for hands-off driving by 2028 and fully mind-off cars by 2035.

Context and limitations

This podcast episode covers Horizon Robotics' chip and software supply chain in China, with no data on global market share, production volumes, or specific financial figures.

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