Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is intensifying its push into the autonomous driving market through its advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) platform "God's Eye," while introducing an aggressive policy that covers accident compensation and even protects drivers from higher insurance premiums when crashes occur during autonomous driving functions. At its "Intelligent Strategy Event" held in Shenzhen on May 28, BYD unveiled a new service package aimed at expanding use of its God's Eye ADAS platform. The core policy is that BYD will directly handle repairs and compensation if accidents occur while using the system's City Navigation feature. The company also said users' insurance premiums for the following year would not increase. BYD had previously announced compensation coverage for accidents caused by algorithm errors or system defects in its autonomous parking system, including vehicle repairs, third-party property damage and personal injury compensation. At the May 28 event, the company expanded the policy to include accidents caused by errors in its city navigation assistance function. However, the compensation applies only to the higher-tier A and B versions of the three-tier God's Eye system lineup. The God's Eye ADAS platform is divided into three systems: the flagship A version, the upper-mid-tier B version and the entry-level C version. The entry-level C system provides Level 2 assistance features including automated highway entry and exit, lane keeping, adaptive cruise control, automatic lane changes, obstacle avoidance, automatic emergency braking, remote parking and autonomous parking after passengers exit the vehicle. The system uses a vision-centered architecture without lidar, equipped with 12 cameras — three front-facing cameras, five panoramic cameras and four surround-view cameras — along with five millimeter-wave radars and 12 ultrasonic radars. The God's Eye B system includes lidar and high-performance computing chips while offering more advanced capabilities such as city navigation assistance, handling complex intersections