Since BYD giant BYD of electric cars becomes serious about systems for driver, analysts expect his suppliers to benefit. Shares of the Hong Kong-Genter Automaker reached a record high in the past week after the company had launched a driver assistance system for a series of his cars, including one of the cheap models that are priced under 70,000 Yuan (about $ 9,600). BYD also said that it integrates the artificial intelligence options of Deepseek. Companies that sell parts for the new system of BYD's new driver's system “will probably start from solid growth,” said Nomura analysts in a note on Tuesday. “In the meantime we believe more [car manufacturers] will have to speed up their smart row functions to catch up with colleagues, and this can lead to an increasing demand for smart driving-related components in the entire car market, “said the analysts. Their choices include the Automaker's Hong Kong-Gente Doevaart Byd Electronics, Those autonomous driving components, Hong Kong-treated chip maker Horizon Robotics and Lidar developer Hesai Tech, is listed in the area of a car for light detection and ranging. On Beijing -based horizon robotics, one of the most important suppliers of BYD's chips and chairman Wang Chuanfu said last year that the future of electric cars would rely on semiconductors. Course for Horizon Robotics up to 6.95 Hong Kong dollars (89 cents), an increase of 6.10 HKD earlier, based on expectations of higher income. The company aims at the share of a purchase. “With another push of a big car [manufacturers] To take smart driving to cheaper cars, we are positive about the ability of Horizon Robotics, as one of the leading smart floating chip providers in China, to get more design-wins with his Journey 6 New Chipset series, “said The report Goldman analyst for BYD electronics increased to 58.46 HKD, an increase of 51.02 HKD earlier. And have pointed out that, since the systems are more expensive, which will increase how much income BYD electronics can generate different components. The Orin of Nvidia, while more advanced versions only use other Nvidia chips, according to Nomura's research. While Hesai disputes the US government allegations that it supports the Chinese army, Goldman Sachs analysts upheld the US shares in mid-January on a buy of neutral, referring to the new product cycle of the company, according to FactSet. The analysts raised their price target on Hesai to $ 18.40 from $ 5.50. – Michael Bloom from CNBC has contributed to this report.
