As traditional car demand softens, established automakers including GM, BYD, Renault and XPeng are increasingly repositioning themselves as artificial intelligence and robotics companies, echoing the strategy Tesla used to redefine what a carmaker can be. The shift, driven by cooling vehicle demand in key markets such as China and Europe, marks a broad industry pivot away from selling cars alone toward building autonomous driving software, factory automation and humanoid robots.
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