US EditionLi Auto’s Halo OS is going open source
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Li Auto’s Halo OS is going open source
As cars morph into rolling computers, software has become one of the most important—and contested—pieces of the automotive puzzle. Leading China’s new crop of automakers in this race are companies like Nio and Li Auto, which are developing full-stack operating systems to power tomorrow’s smart vehicles. On March 27, Li Auto took a significant step: its CEO Li Xiang announced the open-sourcing of Halo OS, the company’s in-house automotive operati…
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