In Pictures: Nio's Shenji M97 chip may enter Geely's supply chain, report says

Nio's chip unit may extend its reach as the M97 processor could power Geely's upcoming L3 autonomous driving systems.

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Geely's potential adoption of Nio's chip underscores the growing competition in autonomous driving technology among automakers.

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The M97 chip's high performance could help Geely advance its smart-driving capabilities across future models.

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As external sales progress, Nio's GeniTech unit seeks to position its chip as a key component in electric vehicle ecosystems.

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Broader chip supply deals reflect the automotive industry's shift toward more sophisticated driver-assistance technologies.

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The reported partnership signals a strategic move for Nio to diversify beyond its own vehicles in the smart-driving market.

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Geely's possible integration of the M97 chip could accelerate L3 system deployment in urban environments.

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With over 700 TOPS of computing power, the M97 chip is seen as a strong rival to Horizon Robotics' offerings.

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Industry watchers view the potential supply deal as a milestone for Nio's semiconductor business ambitions.

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