Leapmotor Resolves ADAS Issues for Export Markets
Leapmotor, a Chinese brand, has addressed concerns regarding its advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) being too aggressive for European and Australian drivers.
The company has revamped the calibration of its ADAS for global markets, following early feedback on the C10 mid-size electrified SUV.
Leapmotor International's Global Head of Brand Strategy, Product and Marketing, Francesco Giacalone, stated that a team of Stellantis engineers is working to improve the safety and assistance systems.
- Engineers at Stellantis' Balocco proving ground in Italy are collaborating with Leapmotor's Chinese R&D team to refine ADAS functions for export vehicles, including the upcoming B10 small SUV.
Author's summary: Leapmotor fixes ADAS issues for export markets.
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