Li Auto, Xiaomi, Nio, and XPeng change their stance on "smart driving" to auxiliary driving

During the "May Day" holiday in 2025, reporters visited several popular new energy brand stores and found that "smart driving," which was once the main promotional term, is gradually fading from the core messaging of car manufacturers' product promotions, even becoming a hidden term that is only mentioned when asked. Among the car stores visited by reporters, except for a few stores that still use "smart driving" as a promotional term, most car manufacturers' stores, including Li Auto, Xiaomi, Nio, Avita, and XPeng, have made noticeable changes in their product promotions. Just today, Xiaomi adjusted the wording on the order page for the new SU7 vehicle, changing "smart driving" to "assisted driving." The Xiaomi Pilot Pro equipped in the standard version of the Xiaomi SU7 has been renamed from "Xiaomi Smart Driving Pro" to "Xiaomi Assisted Driving Pro"; the Xiaomi HAD equipped in the Xiaomi SU7 Pro and Xiaomi SU7 Max has been renamed from "Xiaomi Smart Driving Max" to "Xiaomi End-to-End Assisted Driving."