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Innoviz Technologies (INVZ) and Xpeng (XPEV) are advancing 25% and 6.5%, respectively, today. Israel-based Innoviz develops LiDAR for vehicles and perception software, while China-based Xpeng markets electric vehicles in China.
Innoviz to Demonstrate Its Software in Conjunction With Nvidia Product
The firm reported that it would show how its perception software is utilized in conjunction with Nvidia's (NVDA) DRIVE AGX Orin platform. According to Innoviz, the latter system provides "a range of software-driven features designed to accelerate autonomous driving applications." The demonstration will occur at the ongoing CES tech conference.
A closeup of a self-driving hardware unit inside the dashboard of a passenger vehicle.
Meanwhile, Innoviz's perception software enables vehicles to carry out "real-time processing," while obtaining an "advanced understanding of (their) environment." Consequently, the offering allows "exceptional object detection, classification, and tracking capabilities," the firm reported.
And finally, the software is expected to enhance the "safety and performance" of all autonomous vehicles and those with advanced driver-assistance systems, according to Innoviz.
Xpeng and Volkswagen Look to Team Up Again
Xpeng and its longtime partner, Volkswagen (VWAGY), disclosed that they intend to collaborate to develop a "super-fast charging network" in China. Specifically, according to their Memorandum of Understanding, they will look to build over 20,000 charging stations in 420 cities in the Asian country.
The stations will be available to both firms' customers.
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