Alibaba is rolling out its Qwen AI across multiple car brands, promising hands-free features like ordering meals and managing deliveries from the driver’s seat.
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BEIJING — Chinese tech giant Alibaba
said Friday that its Qwen artificial intelligence model will be integrated into vehicles from automakers including BYD
and a local joint venture of Volkswagen, as the industry pushes to add more in-car digital services and compete for buyers in a slowing electric vehicle market.
The model will run on Nvidia
Volkswagen revealed four cars, including the ID. UNYX 09, which the company said it co-developed with EV maker Xpeng in two years.
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