Aichi responded to "a U5 street 'autopilot": it was initially judged to be a parking gear error.

CTOnews.com October 15 news, last night, Aichi released a note on the report of "self-driving" on the streets of Aichi U5, saying that Aichi's technical team analyzed and preliminarily judged that it was caused by a parking error, and the specific accident was determined by the traffic police certificate.

CTOnews.com learned that Aichi said the incident took place at about 11:50 on October 12 on the Open Road near Tianyi District, Gaoping City, Shanxi Province. The vehicle involved was an Aichi U5 LITE version, and there were no casualties caused by the accident. In addition, Aichi said it will continue to optimize the user experience.

According to the exposed video, an Aichi U5 is driving in the opposite direction at a low speed on the road, with a man who looks like the owner trotting along with the car. After a period of slow driving, the Aichi U5 finally collided with a white car.

Data show that as of the end of September, Aichi stores covered 24 provinces, 4 municipalities directly under the Central Government, 126 cities, the total number of stores in the camp has reached 160.