In Pictures: China draft law: automakers to handle traffic violations in fully autonomous mode

A hand connects a charging cable to an electric vehicle at a public charging station, as China moves to clarify liability in autonomous driving.

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A modern blue electric car parks against a concrete wall, reflecting the evolving landscape of automated vehicles under new draft rules.

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An electric car travels along a scenic highway at sunset, as China's proposed law would assign traffic violation responsibilities to automakers in full self-driving mode.

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A rear view of a brown TOGG electric SUV in Malatya, Türkiye, highlights contemporary EV design amid global autonomous driving regulatory shifts.

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A flying car exhibit in São Paulo showcases transport innovation, as China addresses legal responsibility for fully autonomous vehicles.

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A compact white and black electric car plugs into a public power station, illustrating infrastructure supporting automated driving systems.

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A painted parking sign designates an electric-vehicle charging spot, underscoring the need for clear rules as autonomous driving advances.

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A close-up of an electric car being charged reflects the practicalities of EV ownership under new autonomous driving liability proposals.

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A pink compact electric vehicle parked on an urban street hints at diverse mobility options as China's draft law targets self-driving accountability.

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