Zhiji Auto launches IMOS 2.7.0 Year of the Dragon celebration version OTA, urban NOA function attracts much attention

According to news on January 24, Zhiji Auto officially announced that they have officially pushed the OTA update of IMOS2.7.0 (Beta) Year of the Dragon celebration version to users.

This OTA upgrade is rich in content, including 12 new features and more than 40 feature optimizations, aiming to improve users’ driving experience. Among them, eye-catching new features include mobile phone parking, multi-position memory for the driver's seat, and Skyline LED through-type taillight lighting effects. At the same time, existing functions such as one-click attachment, one-click escape, and video projection have also been optimized, providing a smoother and more convenient operating experience.

It is understood that the key part of Zhiji Auto’s upgrade is the introduction of the urban NOA function. They have been actively promoting the research and development and application of autonomous driving technology, and have previously achieved nationwide coverage of high-speed elevated NOA. Now, they plan to further apply this technology to urban roads and gradually carry out public testing of urban commuting modes, eventually realizing the launch of mapless city NOA.

Officially revealed that the urban NOA function will support vehicles to automatically drive along navigation paths on main roads in urban areas and complex road conditions. The implementation of this function will greatly improve the convenience and safety of driving, allowing the vehicle to intelligently perform operations such as following cars, changing lanes, turning at unprotected intersections, and avoiding obstacles. In the future, Zhiji Auto will continue to improve its technology and expand its applications to bring users a better autonomous driving experience.

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