SHANGHAI — Tesla will adopt DeepSeek and ByteDance’s generative artificial intelligence for electric vehicles sold in China in a bid to catch up with competitors releasing AI-powered smart cars.
Artificial intelligence to be deployed in voice assistant functions
A Tesla car is hooked up to the EV maker’s Supercharger station in Beijing, China. © Reuters
TOMOKO WAKASUGI
August 23, 2025 05:49 JST
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