On March 18, Tank 500 equipped with the HoloPilot 2.0 advanced driving assistance system was officially launched, with a suggested retail price of 335,000 to 395,000 yuan.
This makes Tank 500 the first model equipped with the HoloPilot 2.0 system. Compared to HPilot 1.0, version 2.0 covers driving and parking domains.
Last year, HoloMatic officially launched HPilot 1.0 and installed this system on models such as WEY Mocha and Tank 300 City Edition. HPilot 1.0 can realize navigational driving assistance on urban enclosed roads, NOH for short. Backed by Great Wall, HoloMatic can install this system on its cars and currently its users have traveled over six million kilometers using the assisted driving feature.
HoloMatic plans to launch the urban NOH function in 2022 based on HPilot 2.0, connecting enclosed and open roads, and pushing related parking domain functions, realizing full-scene functionality.
Previously, Zhang Kai, CEO of HoloMatic, said that he expected the company’s passenger car assisted driving project to expand 7 times in 2022, and that the total number of HPilot assisted driving systems installed will exceed one million units in the next two years.
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