Evercore ISI's Autonomous, ADAS & AI Forum: Sep 30, 2025
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Autonomous Vehicle Technology
Autonomous vehicle technology has seen significant progress, with companies like Waymo and Apollo Go leading the way. Both companies operate fleets of over 1,000 vehicles in multiple cities. The industry is divided between modular, end-to-end, and hybrid software architectures. Modular software, which separates tasks into distinct modules, is currently the most widely used approach. However, the industry is increasingly exploring end-to-end models, which train a single deep learning model to handle all tasks from raw sensor data to vehicle control commands [1].
The end-to-end approach, while promising, presents challenges such as interpretability and safety concerns. Companies like Waymo and Motional are developing end-to-end models, but these are yet to be commercially deployed. Hybrid systems, which combine end-to-end models with deterministic algorithms, are seen as a practical short-term solution [1].
ADAS Advancements
ADAS systems are becoming more sophisticated, with companies like BMW partnering with Momenta to develop advanced driver-assistance solutions specifically for the Chinese market. BMW's collaboration with Momenta focuses on integrating Intelligent Interaction, Control, and ADAS for maximum benefit [3]. ZF, another leading player, has introduced the cubiX Tuner for advanced chassis calibration, highlighting the continuous advancements in ADAS technology [3].
AI Applications in the Automotive Industry
AI is playing a crucial role in the automotive industry, driving innovations in autonomous driving and ADAS. Companies like Tesla are pushing the boundaries of autonomous vehicle capabilities, as seen in their recent demonstration of a Model Y autonomously delivering a new vehicle to its owner's home [2]. This technology could revolutionize automotive logistics, significantly reducing delivery costs and transforming how new vehicles are purchased and received.
Future Outlook
The future of autonomous and AI-powered vehicles looks promising, but it also presents challenges. Ensuring reliability and safety in all conditions, and updating regulatory frameworks to accommodate these technologies, are critical issues. The Evercore ISI forum will provide valuable insights into these developments, helping investors and financial professionals stay informed about the evolving landscape of autonomous and AI-powered vehicles.
References
[1] https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2025/07/is-end-to-end-the-endgame-for-level-4-autonomy/
[2] https://thebanginbeats.com/a-tesla-arrives-at-its-owners-home-on-its-own-the-autonomous-car-reaches-a-new-milestone/
[3] https://www.greencarcongress.com/driver-assistance-systems/
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Evercore ISI is hosting a forum on autonomous, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), and artificial intelligence (AI) on September 30, 2025. The forum will cover key developments and trends in these areas. The principal points of the forum will include updates on autonomous vehicle technology, ADAS advancements, and AI applications in the automotive industry. The event is expected to attract industry experts and stakeholders, providing insights into the future of autonomous and AI-powered vehicles.
Autonomous vehicles and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) are at the forefront of technological advancements in the automotive industry. On September 30, 2025, Evercore ISI will host a forum focusing on these key areas, providing insights into the future of autonomous and AI-powered vehicles. This article summarizes the latest developments and trends in autonomous vehicles, ADAS, and AI applications in the automotive sector.Autonomous Vehicle Technology
Autonomous vehicle technology has seen significant progress, with companies like Waymo and Apollo Go leading the way. Both companies operate fleets of over 1,000 vehicles in multiple cities. The industry is divided between modular, end-to-end, and hybrid software architectures. Modular software, which separates tasks into distinct modules, is currently the most widely used approach. However, the industry is increasingly exploring end-to-end models, which train a single deep learning model to handle all tasks from raw sensor data to vehicle control commands [1].
The end-to-end approach, while promising, presents challenges such as interpretability and safety concerns. Companies like Waymo and Motional are developing end-to-end models, but these are yet to be commercially deployed. Hybrid systems, which combine end-to-end models with deterministic algorithms, are seen as a practical short-term solution [1].
ADAS Advancements
ADAS systems are becoming more sophisticated, with companies like BMW partnering with Momenta to develop advanced driver-assistance solutions specifically for the Chinese market. BMW's collaboration with Momenta focuses on integrating Intelligent Interaction, Control, and ADAS for maximum benefit [3]. ZF, another leading player, has introduced the cubiX Tuner for advanced chassis calibration, highlighting the continuous advancements in ADAS technology [3].
AI Applications in the Automotive Industry
AI is playing a crucial role in the automotive industry, driving innovations in autonomous driving and ADAS. Companies like Tesla are pushing the boundaries of autonomous vehicle capabilities, as seen in their recent demonstration of a Model Y autonomously delivering a new vehicle to its owner's home [2]. This technology could revolutionize automotive logistics, significantly reducing delivery costs and transforming how new vehicles are purchased and received.
Future Outlook
The future of autonomous and AI-powered vehicles looks promising, but it also presents challenges. Ensuring reliability and safety in all conditions, and updating regulatory frameworks to accommodate these technologies, are critical issues. The Evercore ISI forum will provide valuable insights into these developments, helping investors and financial professionals stay informed about the evolving landscape of autonomous and AI-powered vehicles.
References
[1] https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2025/07/is-end-to-end-the-endgame-for-level-4-autonomy/
[2] https://thebanginbeats.com/a-tesla-arrives-at-its-owners-home-on-its-own-the-autonomous-car-reaches-a-new-milestone/
[3] https://www.greencarcongress.com/driver-assistance-systems/

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