Chinese automaker BYD announced it has achieved Level 4 (L4) smart parking autonomy with its proprietary "God's Eye" assisted driving system in China. The company pledged to take full responsibility for any losses or damages incurred by users while parking under this system, marking a first in the automotive industry. BYD's smart parking technology allows drivers to remove their hands and eyes from the driving task during parking scenarios. This development places BYD at the forefront of autonomous vehicle technology in China. Meanwhile, Zeekr, another Chinese electric vehicle maker, revealed that its upcoming Zeekr 9X model will feature a Level 3 autonomous driving system, representing a step toward full self-driving capabilities. In related news, BYD also tested the first 100% electric articulated bus assembled in Colombia, expected to enter operation next year. Additional advancements in Chinese technology include the rollout of the world's first batch of 130-tonne ultra-heavy fully mechanized coal mining relocation equipment and the deployment of 5G-enabled driverless pavers in Hubei province, which have improved highway construction efficiency by 25%.