Mazda adds LiDAR-equipped driver-assist tech to CX-6e in China
Mazda says the CX-6e has received a new LiDAR suite in China, enabling advanced L2 autonomy, navigation on autopilot and automated parking. The update raises the model’s driver-assistance capability, but the source does not provide technical details beyond the claimed features.
Mazda has added a new LiDAR suite to the CX-6e in China, according to Electrek. The update is described as giving the electric SUV “advanced L2” autonomy, navigation on autopilot (NOA), and automated parking.
The source does not specify when the upgrade will reach customers, nor does it provide technical specifications for the system. It also does not say whether the update applies beyond China.
The CX-6e is described in the source as a sporty electric SUV.