BYD’s Self-Parking Cars Now Take Full Legal Responsibility — Here’s Why That Matters

BYD has just made a bold move in the world of autonomous driving. The company has officially launched its Level 4 autonomous parking feature powered by the “God’s Eye” driver assistance system. What makes this truly groundbreaking is not just the tech itself, but the fact that BYD is stepping up and promising to take full responsibility if anything goes wrong.

This Level 4 capability means drivers can completely let go while the vehicle handles complex parking situations on its own. Whether it is pulling into tight spaces or adjusting for obstacles, the car does all the thinking. But what really builds trust is BYD’s commitment—if the system fails and causes an accident, BYD will cover all damage, including repairs and third-party claims. No need to go through your insurance. That is a game changer.

The feature will roll out through a massive over-the-air update across more than 1 million vehicles equipped with God’s Eye platforms B and C. Even entry-level models like the Seagull will benefit. The system now includes smart mirror folding, emergency braking, and improved obstacle detection.

This shows BYD is not only confident in its technology—it is willing to put its money where its mouth is. This could push other automakers to take responsibility too. That is how the industry moves forward.