FAW Bestune's D-Life 6.0 cockpit platform integrated with DeepSeek AI large model

Published: Feb 14, 2025 14:46
Source: gasgoo
Recently, FAW Group's passenger vehicle brand Bestune's D-Life 6.0 smart cockpit platform completed a deep integration with DeepSeek.

Beijing (Gasgoo)- Recently, FAW Group's passenger vehicle brand Bestune's D-Life 6.0 smart cockpit platform completed a deep integration with DeepSeek, resulting in an upgraded AI large model that will soon be featured in the Bestune Yueyi 03 and Yueyi 07 models, according to the brand's announcement on Feb. 13.

This technology promises to redefine in-car interaction experiences through advanced logic.  

The Bestune Yueyi 03 will use DeepSeek's online inference algorithm to significantly improve intent recognition accuracy. Users can control navigation, music, vehicle settings, wallpaper creation, and trip planning through natural dialogue, with the system offering deep integration of contextual services. The platform's capabilities will also continuously evolve via over-the-air (OTA) updates.  

Bestune's Digital Cockpit Center will continue to drive innovations in AI large model development, aiming to elevate the intelligent cockpit towards "proactive service" and "seamless interaction," creating a more sentimental, smarter in-car environment.  

Notably, FAW Group's Hongqi brand recently announced that its Jiuzhang intelligent platform has also integrated with DeepSeek's AI large model, enhancing the flexibility of its Lingxi smart cockpit. This integration is expected to accelerate the deployment of AI models in Hongqi vehicles by mid-2025, offering users a more personalized driving experience.  

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