Neusoft Details China's Scenario Based Approach to Automotive AI

Oct 16, 2026
Neusoft says Chinese automakers are designing automotive AI around specific consumer and traffic scenarios, helping move features from testing into commercial vehicles.

Neusoft Corporation outlined China's scenario based approach to automotive AI at the ELIV 2026 congress in Germany, the company said in a press release. Senior Vice President Angela Wang said automakers are starting with consumer and traffic scenarios, then developing the technology needed for each use case.

Wang said China's varied traffic conditions provide data for training and improving AI systems. She also said automakers are working with technology and software companies as AI features become standard equipment or distinguishing features in new vehicle models.

Neusoft demonstrated AI navigation through its OneCoreGo 7.0 mobility software and cockpit functions through NAGIC.AI. The company also described using AI to generate software for more vehicle scenarios, replace some physical vehicle testing with digital twin simulations, and automate parts of software testing through its One Furnace testing system.

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