VinFast teams up with Autobrains to develop low-cost self-driving tech


The reflection of the VinFast logo is seen on a car's window during India's five-day auto show in New Delhi, India, January 18, 2025. REUTERS/Priyanshu Singh

Jan 26 (Reuters) - VinFast has ‌partnered with AI firm Autobrains to develop advanced ‌autonomous driving technology, including a low-cost "Robo-car" system, the ‌companies said on Monday, potentially boosting the Vietnamese EV maker's self-driving tech push.

The deal could help the EV maker adopt a cheaper, ‍camera-based autonomy system as it looks ‍to cut costs and ‌accelerate deployment after years of expensive and delayed self-driving bets.

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