What Level of Autonomous Driving Has Li Auto Achieved?
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Li Auto's autonomous driving technology currently operates at Level 2. Here's more information about autonomous driving levels: 1. Level 1: Can assist drivers with certain driving tasks, such as the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) feature installed in many vehicle models, which uses radar to monitor real-time distance and control vehicle acceleration/deceleration. This is widely applied in many domestic vehicle models. 2. Level 2: Can automatically perform certain driving tasks and adjust vehicle status through processing and analysis. Features like Tesla's Lane Keeping Assist fall under this level, which not only controls acceleration and deceleration but also manages steering. However, drivers must remain attentive to ensure safe operation. 3. Level 3: Vehicles at this level are controlled by more logical driving computers, allowing drivers to refrain from keeping their hands and feet ready. The vehicle can independently handle driving operations under specific conditions, but drivers cannot sleep or rest and must intervene when the AI cannot make accurate judgments. The recently launched BMW X7 claims to have achieved this level of autonomous driving. 4. Level 4: Vehicles can make autonomous decisions without any driver input, typically relying on real-time updated road data to support functions like automatic vehicle retrieval, convoy cruising, and obstacle avoidance in real-world scenarios. 5. Level 5: The key difference from Level 4 is that no driver intervention is required at all. This level enables all-weather, all-terrain autonomous driving, adapting to environmental and geographical changes, allowing drivers to focus on rest or other tasks.
