Chinese technology firm LeEco has unveiled an autonomous electric vehicle (EV) concept car.
Dubbed LeSEE, the concept has fully autonomous capabilities, including machine learning of facial, emotion, system, and path recognition.
LeEco will partner with Faraday Future to fund an autonomous driving research center in Silicon Valley.
The company said it will reveal further details later this month at the Beijing Auto Show.
Several reports suggest that LeSEE uses cameras to see around it instead of having conventional mirrors.
It will have four-doors and a roof that will reportedly be made entirely of glass.
The car can take voice commands through a mobile app and respond accordingly. It will reportedly have a top speed of about 130mph.
LeSEE's technical specifications have not been mentioned during the unveiling, as it is still a concept vehicle at the current stage.
Earlier this year, LeEco partnered with Aston Martin to produce an electric car to be marketed by 2018.
The joint venture is reportedly working to bring an electric car based on Aston Martin's Rapid S model..
LeEco supplied 3.3-inch touchscreen and an Internet of the Vehicle (IOV) technology suite to the Rapide S concept.
LeEco has also made a significant investment in Chinese internet-based car-sharing company, Yidao Yongche.
The Chinese government is encouraging car makers to produce electric cars. The country aims to have more than 50 million electric vehicles by 2020 due to the increasing pollution.
Image: LeEco's Concept Electric Vehicle, LeSEE. Photo: Courtesy of LeEco.
