That comes weeks after three people were killed in a fiery crash Two weeks ago, a Xiaomi SU7 sedan slammed into a roadside pole at 60mph, bursting into flames.

China is cracking down on how automakers advertise driver-assistance features, banning terms like "autonomous driving," "self-driving," and "smart

China is banning automakers from using the terms "smart driving" and "autonomous driving" when they advertise driving assistance features, and will tighten rules around such technology upgrades, the government told industry representatives,