Chinese automotive giant Geely has announced ambitious plans for autonomous driving. Company executives say their systems could approach the current capabilities of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) by 2026. This centers on the development of a new platform called G-ASD, which integrates technologies ranging from Level 2 to Level 4 autonomy.

The system is built on a modern architecture that utilizes neural networks, including visual-language models and elements of "world models." This approach significantly reduces reliance on pre-mapped routes and predefined scenarios.

Geely is taking a comprehensive strategy, advancing both its autonomous driving systems and intelligent cabin features with autonomous interaction capabilities. Over the next two years, the company aims to build a complete "smart mobility" ecosystem.

Against the backdrop of rapid sales growth—over 3 million vehicles in 2025—Geely is heavily investing in technology to solidify its position among global leaders. If Geely successfully reaches FSD-level performance, it could mark a turning point, ending Tesla's monopoly in the autonomous driving market.