Huawei launches Luxeed RX with L3 autonomous driving architecture, begins public-road testing

At a Luxeed RX and HarmonyOS Smart Driving launch event on September 28, Huawei executive director Richard Yu introduced the Luxeed RX as a vehicle built on an L3 autonomous driving architecture, saying it has already received an L3 road-test permit and is being tested on urban expressways. A test video shows a steering-wheel “A” button that activates L3 mode, with Xiaoyi announcing the status and the center screen displaying “L3 autonomous driving in progress.” The car also carries the CAS 5.0 all-around anti-collision system, which Huawei describes as six-dimensional safety. Consumer availability of L3 driving functions was not announced.

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