地平线新版HSD于北京开启大规模体验

Core Insights - Horizon showcased its upgraded urban auxiliary driving system HSD at the "HSD Pioneer Experience Day" in Beijing, featuring a "one-stage end-to-end + reinforcement learning" architecture that overcomes traditional separation limitations [1] - The HSD system demonstrated low latency, defensive driving, and human-like control capabilities during real-world tests in complex urban environments [1] - The system is designed to self-evolve through reinforcement learning, maintaining stable performance in extreme conditions such as tidal lane changes and unpaved roads [1] - The Xingtai ET5 will be the world's first vehicle equipped with Horizon's HSD and the Journey 6P chip, set to launch in November 2025 [1] - Horizon plans to enter mass production of the HSD system by the end of this year, with expectations to achieve millions of installations over the next 3 to 5 years, promoting the widespread adoption of auxiliary driving technology [1]