According to @ai_darpa, the BYD YANGWANG U9's ability to soar over 6 meters at 74.5 mph (120 km/h) highlights how automotive hardware is finally matching the sophistication of AI software. This leap in high-performance hardware, powered by advanced vehicle AI systems, signals a shift from traditional driving to a new era where drivers become passengers in complex, AI-controlled environments. Such developments underscore the business opportunities for manufacturers integrating AI with next-generation vehicle platforms and highlight the demand for intelligent driving solutions in the rapidly evolving smart mobility sector (Source: @ai_darpa, Jan 3, 2026).