Core Insights - Horizon showcased its upgraded urban auxiliary driving system HSD (Horizon SuperDrive™) in Beijing, emphasizing its low latency, defensive driving capabilities, and human-like control [1][7]. Group 1: Technology and Features - The HSD system utilizes a "one-stage end-to-end + reinforcement learning" architecture, overcoming the limitations of traditional decoupled systems, resulting in enhanced performance [1][7]. - HSD demonstrated smooth longitudinal and lateral control, with features such as gentle start-stop, seamless cornering, and agile detours in complex traffic scenarios [3][7]. - The system can intelligently adjust speed in dynamic interactions, quickly generate solutions for construction zones, and respond to sudden scenarios with millisecond-level reaction times [3][7]. Group 2: Market Position and Future Plans - The Xingtu ET5 will be the first vehicle globally to feature the HSD and the Journey 6P, set to launch in November 2025 [7]. - HSD has completed validations in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, and has established partnerships with over 10 global automotive brands, aiming for mass production by the end of this year [7]. - The company plans to achieve a production target of 10 million units in the next 3-5 years, transitioning auxiliary driving from a "high-end configuration" to a "universal benefit" [7].
地平线HSD北京实测，一段式端到端实现智驾丝滑拟人体验
Zhong Guo Qi Che Bao Wang·2025-09-26 09:41