AutoNavi launches new energy navigation with self-learning capabilities

According to news on January 30, Amap has recently officially launched the 2024 "Warm Road Home" service plan. The plan includes "the world's first new energy navigation with self-learning capabilities" that can integrate the slope, temperature, air conditioning, etc. of the route. Multi-dimensional dynamic factors calculate power consumption, and combined with AutoNavi's "Charging Map 2.0", provide refined travel routes, charging timing planning, and minute-level waiting time estimates in real time.

For users who choose public travel, the "door-to-door" cross-city bus service provided by AutoNavi includes buses, subways, trains, airplanes, walking, taxis and other travel modes. Multiple factors such as distance can be used to intelligently recommend routes and purchase tickets with one click. It can also take into account details such as the user's transfer distance and duration within the station, and recommended departure time.

The service plan also focuses on upgrading the early warning service for vehicles meeting in blind spots. On road sections with high safety risks such as mountainous curves and unlit intersections, based on Beidou, the country's independent intellectual property space-time infrastructure, early warning prompts for vehicles approaching in blind spots can be realized. Significantly reduce the risk factor.

Amap also jointly released the "2024 Spring Festival Travel Forecast Report" in conjunction with the Road Network Monitoring and Emergency Response Center of the Ministry of Transport. It is estimated that the national high-speed travel peak before the Spring Festival will be February 3, and the return peak will be February 17, the last day of the Spring Festival holiday. ; The highways in the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta regions are the busiest during this year’s Spring Festival travel period.