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BYD confirms humanoid robot development, says future sales could use dealer network
Executive Summary
Summary: Chinese EV manufacturer BYD has confirmed it’s developing humanoid robots, leveraging its automotive AI expertise in perception, decision-making, and motion control. The company could potentially distribute robots through its existing dealer network, following a model similar to its automotive strategy of internal development with external partnerships.
Brands mentioned: BYD, Chery, Xpeng
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