BYD’s overall ADAS is called God’s Eye (possibly the coolest name for a driver-assist system) and utilizes the company's DiPilot tech in three versions. The automaker kicked off an aggressive marketing campaign to push the message across the land,

Chinese automotive giant BYD has introduced its latest advanced driving assistance system (ADAS), named "God's Eye." This cutting-edge technology aims to improve safety and driving ease across the entire BYD lineup,

BYD unveiled a massive expansion of its "Gods Eye" intelligent driving system on Monday as the car giant looks to win the brutal EV battle.

Tesla rival will equip hatchback on sale for less than $10,000 with features usually found only on upscale vehicles

BYD's God's Eye includes advanced autonomous driving features like remote parking and autonomous overtaking. Eventually, the tech will make its way to the entire BYD lineup. Prior to its announcement,

BYD shakes up the EV market with free God's Eye driver-assistance tech, challenging Tesla, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD unveiled “God’s Eye,” an advanced driver assistance system that will be install on its entire model lineup, including

China EV maker BYD plans to install its self-driving technology on most cars without extra cost, and even cheaper models. Analysts say this could be another hurdle for Tesla.

God's Eye will come in three versions: triple LiDAR (A) for luxury models, single LiDAR (B) for premium brands, and triple-camera (C) for affordable models.

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has added an advanced driver-assistance system for most of its models at no additional cost, catapulting its shares to a record high.